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#1 posted 2066 days ago

You could use the above mentioned tools, or what’s called a “broad hatrchet”. You could pare the tenon with regular chisels, or use a “slick” which is usually a 2” or wider paring chisel, 16” – 30” long, a timberframers favorite.
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