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   Don_Hamel | Nov 17, 2000 11:49pm | #1

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   James, try Accurate Metal Weatherstrip Company, (914) 668-6043. IIRC, it's called a jamb saw.

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   Tim_Kline | Nov 18, 2000 12:11am | #2

   *b WBA AtYour ServiceHow aboutResource Conservation Technology2633 North Calvert StreetBaltimore, MD 21218410-366-1146They offer a laminate trimmer mounted in a special handle with a slotting bit. It is designed for retrofit use with their high quality silicone rubber weatherseals. They have a lot of really interesting products.

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   Tim_Kline | Nov 18, 2000 12:16am | #3

   *b WBA AtYour ServiceHow aboutResource Conservation Technology2633 North Calvert StreetBaltimore, MD 21218410-366-1146They offer a laminate trimmer mounted in a special handle with a slotting bit. It is designed for retrofit use with their high quality silicone rubber weatherseals. They have a lot of really interesting products.

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   Luka_ | Nov 18, 2000 02:13am | #4

   *Or you could try...Resource Conservation Technology 2633 North Calvert Street Baltimore, MD 21218 410-366-1146LOL

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   Jeff_Clarke_ | Nov 18, 2000 08:13am | #5

   *Seriously, Resource Conservation Tech (w/ Swedish neoprene weatherseals) b is the one. Used it on many an old door on several projects.Jeff

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   james_butkus | Nov 18, 2000 08:13am | #6

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   for many years a slotting tool was advertised in fine homebuilding. it allowed you to cut a grove into a door jamb and install a bead weather strip.

   what is the name of the company making this product? if they are gone, does anyone else make a similar product?