Using a router to cut stub mortise and tenon joints with a side cutting bit

Description on how I use my router in the workshop for making neat, repeatable tenons that fit perfectly. I find this preferable, more accurate, faster and easier than using the mitre saw or table saw, or Handtools (especially for long tenons that you’d want to use for making shelves).
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Great tip, thanks!

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Many thanks! 👍🏼

[@Thesidingsworkshop]

Great video bud, I call the mortises and tenons the innie and outie 👍🤣🤣🤣🤣

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Exactly pal, call “em what you like. 😀 I steered clear of making any romantic metaphors about the shapes….! I’ll save that for a woodworking after dark series…..

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