mortiser

/ˈmɔːrtɪsər/
noun
  1. A tool or machine used to cut a rectangular hole (mortise) in wood or other material, usually to fit a tenon for joinery.
    • Modern mortisers can be adjusted to cut different sizes of mortises quickly.
    • I rented a mortiser from the hardware store to build the wooden frame.
    • The carpenter used a mortiser to cut precise slots for the table legs.