I've been making some swing out doors for my new downstairs shop in a home we are remodeling. The basic door plan comes from a FWW article. I'm going to put some door seal at the bottom to help with weather tightness. The door seal requires two grooves about 1/8" (or a saw kerf for a rotary blade) spaced apart as I've shown in the graphic below (partial mockup of the door). I cut the grooves in the bottom piece before I glued the doors together. However, now I need to continue them on the ends of the door (e.g., the long, 8 foot-ish side part - whatever you call it: it would be a stile in a frame panel). I can't stand the door on end unless I want to try to climb a ladder and work on it 8 feet in the air. So that leaves laying it flat to work on it.
So would you try to saw them? Use a router plane with a fence (like the verities one)? Use something like the verities small plow plane/stanly 45 and just work on it sideways?