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    Quite feasable using a slotter you will have to make a jig to hold them off the table as router slotters have a nut on the end that holds the slotter blade and whatever you are cutting will have to be raised so the cutter clears the table.
    You will have to slot after you have cut your panels out of the 8 x 4 sheet.
    Trend have a biscuit slotter that you could use http://www.trend-uk.com/en/UK/trend/...ledge&id=15073
    Peter
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