I know this probably never happens to any of you all , but I let my saw wander a little too much when sawing a tenon for a roubo workbench build I'm working on. Now, the tenon fit is a little too loose for my liking; it's not off by a ton, but the joint comes together with pretty much no resistance, and won't quite stay together on its own. Given that I don't have the material on hand to make a replacement, is there a good way to "repair" this tenon to make it fit appropriately?
A couple things to note... This is for me and a workbench, so it doesn't have to be cosmetically perfect, but I don't want to have a compromised joint that will cause problems down the road. Second, I do plan on drawboring with 1 or 2 dowels. That should help with the holding power, right?