Looking at the site, since the rabbet bit runs on the sides of the rail, it
looks like the size of the tenon is a function of the bearing and the width
of the workpiece. This means that the tenon is not necessarily a fixed size
(ie 1/2"). Do you then cut the mortise to fit the tenon rather than the
other way around? I prefer to fit the tenon to a fixed size mortise.

In addition, if you angle the workpiece in both directions to get a
compound angle tenon, it looks like the shoulders would all be different
sizes. Have I interpreted this properly? How do you account for this?

Bob

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"Routerman P. Warner" wrote in message
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Jig at the http://www.patwarner.com/tenonmaker.html link will swing
through 30 degrees. To get the compound angle will require a wedge
but not rocket science to produce. Plans avaiable.
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