The tenoner can be used for making tenons, and coping for the mating
edge moulding on the stiles, if present.  These pictures are of cope
head tooling and some applications.  Cope heads can also be loaded 
with, e.g., slotters or fingerjoint heads for lock joints, tenoned miter
joints, etc.  Due to the cutterhead geometry, some of the tools that
cut straightline profiles such as the 45° miter head, actually have curved
and visibly elongated knives that are not intuitively mirror images
of the actual profile they cut.  The only "original" cope head in these
pictures is the one with the 2 curved knives for cutting 45°.  The rest of
the wing cutters were made by installing sleeves to adapt sears shaper 
cutter heads to the cope spindles on a Millbury tenoner.  The slotter 
and the finger joint head are mounted on threaded hollow spindles that
mount on the cope spindles.  These threaded spindles with nuts (on LH, 
one RH for top & bottom cope heads) will take any shaper tooling that
is compatible within the machines cutting circle (clearance)