I worked these up at:
and see:
for an example of a joint cut in pine.
That said, if you want dovetails, why not just do it by hand?
Any sort of joinery which involves cutting parts held vertically requires 3 setups:
- one to cut the parts to size/length and machine interior features
- one were 4 boards are secured on the machine (2 flat, and 2 vertical) to cut two corner’s worth of joinery
- a repeat of that with those 4 boards to cut the other two corner’s worth
It’s a lot easier to draw up and cut joinery as part of machining parts to length/width, but maybe that’s just because I was not terribly successful in my vertical fixture design — probably a better fixture (other folks have done some which look to work better) would help a lot.
Rebates are so easy that they are referred to as “The Simple Box”:
and there are lots of other possible techniques:
and I worked up a full-blind technique which I’m using for a project now: