Could come in handy? asvert;

[devonwoody]

I dont know if this allowed but no self interest involved a tool advert on the web, suitable for general woodwork perhaps and might be safer than using a router.

https://www.homiepie.co.uk/products/dom ... 1125547082

 

[Rorschach]

Those things are terrible, they are always dull and clog up super quick.

 

[skeetstar]

I also wonder about the lateral pressure on the bearings of the drill. The drill is designed to take load along the axis of the bit, I doubt it is designed to take load across that axis. I may be completely wrong, but I bet they would wear out your drill before its time.

 

[powertools]

It's funny how things have changed over the last 40 years.
Over 40 years ago when I started into hobby woodworking a router was the stuff of dreams my router was a Stanley bridges drill with a set of rasps made by a company called CK along with a table that fitted on the S B drill press attachment.
With routers and router bits being so cheap today I can see no reason to buy the item in this post but with some basic skills they could be useful.