I have not had an easy time making tongues on my stiles using my router on a table. I then purchased a tenoner for doing them on a table saw but have found the set up and fussing to be somewhat of a pain.
I then tried my SCM saw and had the best success yet. It is easy to make a clean, accurate and reproducible cut for the shoulder (distance from each end). The only problem I have is once I set the depth of the blade there is a lot of sensitivity to the pressure as you cut across the piece. Obviously if it is to light the tenon is slightly thicker, if it is too heavy the tenon is too thin. Despite this I have had pretty good success with this method.
Any thoughts on this would be appreciated.
Glen Duff