Itm wdr-3 Oscillating Drywall Wood Blade 3.5 Inches

Product Description

The ITM wdr-3 is a 3.5-inch circular open-shank oscillating cutting blade built for drywall and wood applications. The bi-metal tooth construction delivers clean plunge cuts with consistent edge control, reducing the effort required to work through wallboard, framing lumber, and similar materials. Designed for multi-tool compatibility via an open shank mount, the wdr-3 fits the standard oscillating tool interface used across most major tool platforms. Electricians and carpenters reach for this blade during renovation and new-construction installation tasks where speed and cut accuracy matter.

This blade suits residential and light commercial work where drywall cutouts, electrical box openings, and wood trimming are routine. Its 3.5-inch cutting width supports deeper plunge capability than narrower profile blades, making it practical for thicker substrates or stacked materials. It is well-suited to renovation scenarios where access is limited and a reciprocating or circular saw cannot be positioned effectively. Multi-tool users across the electrical, carpentry, and general contracting trades will find the open-shank mount straightforward to seat and lock.

Key Features

• 3.5-inch cutting width for deep plunge cuts in drywall and wood
• Bi-metal tooth construction for extended blade life across mixed materials
• Open shank mounting compatible with standard oscillating multi-tool interfaces
• Circular blade profile supports controlled plunge and outline cuts
• Designed for electricians and carpenters working in renovation and installation settings

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style oscillating blade for use with multi-tools that accept a standard open-shank oscillating tool mount.

Installation Notes

Installation and blade changes should be performed with the oscillating tool unplugged or the battery removed. Secure the blade firmly using the tool manufacturer's clamping mechanism before making any cut. Electricians cutting drywall near existing wiring should verify circuit de-energization and use appropriate PPE. Follow all applicable workplace safety standards when operating oscillating tools in occupied or active job sites.