Anybody have a good work flow for this job: making a door for tall case clock arched dial. The door has tenons rails into mortise stiles with 3/16 thumbnail profile. Backside has rabbet for glass. I start by hand chopping mortises and sawing tenons. No problem. Record 778 for tiny rabbet, then make 3/16 thumbnail profile ( getting sort of ugly - hollow plane - concave - causing a lot of tear out - sandpaper on round rubber profiles to the rescue ). Now to cut miter - estimate where miters will merge and mark. Saw off thumbnail profile of stile to that miter point marked. Now my tenon is too long or mortise too shallow and I cut tenon shorter. Clean up saw parts with chisel to make mortise and tenon joint cleaner. Miter joint looks sad - I will be using sawdust and glue on these.