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1. 
   Justus | May 01, 2003 04:26pm | #1

   Roto zip makes a 1/4" bit they call a "Door and window opening bit" It works OK, I don't know if i's much better than the standard 1/8 inch bit they make for drywall. The drywall bits have a smooth area at the end of the bit that acts as a guied along the framing.  The standard bit has cutting edges all the way up.

   http://www.wkonline.com/a/Rotozip_ZBWD8__Window_Door_Zip_Bit_B0000224P2.htm

   Justus Koshiol

   Running Pug Construction

2. 
   BossHog | May 01, 2003 04:40pm | #2

   http://www.vatool.com/Catalogs/bodytemps/201.asp?PSubName=ROUTER%20PRODUCTS&PSubNum=201&PFamName=1/4%22%20SHNK%20CARBIDE%20TIPPED%20ROUTE&PClassNum=2010106&UClassNum=281&UClassName=Professional%20Panel%20Pilot%20Bits

   Ambiguous headline: SQUAD HELPS DOG BITE VICTIM

3. 
   goldhiller | May 01, 2003 04:53pm | #3

   Flush trim would be what you're looking for, I think. Bearing on bottom of bit.

   http://www.mlcswoodworking.com/shopsite_sc/store/html/smarthtml/pages/bt_flush.html

   Knowledge is power, but only if applied in a timely fashion.
4. 
   bill_1010 | May 01, 2003 06:26pm | #4

   whiteside:

   http://www.routerbits.com/cgi-routerbits/sr.cgi?1051802686_20761+34

   or

   http://www.routerbits.com/cgi-routerbits/sr.cgi?1051802686_20761+98

   Whiteside are great bits, great carbide, they arent junky import bits.