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On Feb 21, 2009, at 10:07 AM, Charles Rogers wrote:

> Larry:
> There is a tool available at Sears used just for this
> purpose.  I use it to cut PCB's and it really works
> great.  The tool looks just like a drill bit but it's not
> for drilling holes.  It will make the cut perfectly that
> you described.  It can be used for cutting into
> sheetrock and cutting out a hole for electrical boxes,
> which might be its main purpose in life.
>
> CR

Rotozip makes a line of tools and bits for these applications:

http://www.rotozip.com/Learn/ChoosingRightBit

I've found it to be very very handy when remodeling our condo. I  
suspect in combination with fences it would work well for routing out  
a project box.

- -Pete
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