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After making the groove on the first rail I think about adding a featherboard to keep workpieces against the rip fence to obtain consistency on the grooves and the shoulders.

 

 

Here are the completed on the four rails and the four stiles.

 

 

I’m glad about the fact that I thought of checking the first groove I made without the featherboard.


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