A good source for router and drill bits is http://www.drillbitcity.com/.
There e-commerce site is actually a Yahoo store.

Last week I got from them a set of router bits and am happy with the
service/products.

(I have no affiliation with these guys)

Tal

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> [mailto:PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU] On Behalf Of Jan-erik S=F6derholm =
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> Sent: Saturday, April 12, 2003 10:22 AM
> To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
> Subject: [EE]: *Thin* drill bits
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> Hi all.
> What is the general opinion on the usefullness
> of thin (0.25 - 0.55) drill bits in the hobby/amateur/=20
> small-business areas ?
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> In the last lot of drills I got at the liquidation site,
> there was some thinner drills with the following aprox counts :
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> 0.25 mm : 2000 drills.
> 0.30 mm : 1400 drills.
> 0.35 mm : 7800 drills.
> 0.40 mm :  600 drills.
> 0.50 mm :  450 drills.
> 0.55 mm : 2000 drills.
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> Either I cound try to find some to take them all, or I count=20
> sell them a box (50 or 100 drills.) at a time. I thought=20
> about asking $25-30 USD per box of 50 drills.
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> Would you say that it would be worth the effort to put
> them up on the web page at that price ?
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> I'd rather see them used by folks like me (hobby/small=20
> business), then to hand them over to some larger PCB manufacturer...
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> Jan-Erik.
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