I'm thinking about springing for a Domino and was brainstorming about how to back cut the shoulders of what would normally be the fixed tenon. I'm not opposed to hand work, but I'm wondering if there isn't some way to really speed up the process. The most promising thought I've had so far is a custom router bit that uses the mortise itself as a guide for a tiny bearing or pin on the end of it. The cutter itself would shave ~1/32" off the surrounding shoulder(s?), and have a cutting radius of appropriate size for the joint at hand. Then I could stand my workpiece (let's assume it's a rail) on end, maybe with a stabilizing colllar to hold it square to the table, place it over the pin/bearing, and then jack the router up by a 32nd and move the rail around the pin to fully back cut the shoulder.
Just a thought.
JP