Or trying.   Got a frame all cobbled up
 

Might need a little fine tuning.    Got a panel ready to fit inside this frame

Speed square to guide the circular saw to make that cut.   Blade was set to almost cut through.   Rather than mark up my fancy jigs.   Needed to bevel four outside edges, like a raised panel

Clamped the panel flat onto the jig.    Worked the end grain edges first.   Just used a Jack plane for this.   Marked a line 1" in from the edge, and started to plane back to the line, at a bevel.   Get to about 1/2" thick on the edge, and reclamp to do another edge.

OK, that was strange, photo posted to the top?    Well, after the edges were beveled until them met in a diagonal line at the corners, I flipped the panel over, and set up a Wards #78

And cut a rebate around the panel's inside edges.  A Test fit

Fine tune it a bit, add a bit of glue, and some real clamps......One end panel is now glueing up, and sitting in the pipe clamps.    Taking up most of the bench space.    Will just have to wait awhile, then do the other end.    Stay tuned, might be a tool chest show up?

 

Planer? I'm the 'planer', and these are what I use...

...and the excitement continues to build!!!

 

I still like the way you go about making things!