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Ed,
It looks like you have a router table, so place a 45 degree chamfering bit in it, lower the bit so it sits only 1/4 inch or so above the table and set the fence 1/4 inch back from the tip of the blade. Run the boards through with the outside face (the side that will be outward and showing) down. Then when the boards are joined as shown in your earlier post each will have a 45 degree bevel forming a shallow "V" pattern. As an alternative method, you can tilt the blade of your tablesaw to 45 degrees, then set the rip fence so only 1/4 inch or so gets cut off. Your only trying to make a small bevel on the edge of the board. This will provide the same effect.
Question, are these panels going to sit inside the opening on the sides and ends of the framework you've already completed?
Hope this helps, Don
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