Router Bit Search???

[Carroll Courtney]

Where can a person fine a bit like this w/a bearing on top?Does not have to be freud.I thing this is 1/4X1/4---Thanks Carroll
http://images.rockler.com/rockler/images/38350-01-200.jpg

[Walter Plummer]

Eagle America http://www.eagleamerica.com/product/v130-0202/ea_-_groove_forming Other companies should also have it.

[glenn bradley]

I'll chime in and say that purchasing various bearings and collars was one of the more beneficial router accessory purchases I have made. Like you, I needed a bearing on a bit I already had. Brian at Holbren came through as usual. I ordered a few different ones and have since picked up a kit on sale at Woodcraft IIRC. I haven't run into a need I couldn't meet for awhile now. Its always a good feeling to me when I can pause and say to myself "yeah, I got something for that".

[Darnell Hagen]

Core box bit, a bearing with the correct I.D./O.D., and a lock collar.

[Jay Jeffery]

As was already said, you could get a regular core box bit with a 1/4" radius (1/2" diameter) and mount a bearing. There are flush cutting pattern bits out there reasonably priced you could get the bearing from, often sold as a hinge mortising bit.

But if you want one complete, just type "core box pattern router bit" into google and you will have no trouble finding many offerings.