In the US, my emergency room bill (just stitches thank god) cost significantly more than the $900 smallest Sawstop.
lemmingabouttoexplode
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You just pound /glue a small wedge into the gap, since no one will notice discontinuities in end-grain. However, I can also imagine a bandsaw jig that clamps the bridle piece to an inclined plane till you get the angle you want. (Contrasting dowels will look nice! Dowel-makers are stupid easy to make.)
If it's bark or shaving it down, a drawknife is a perfect tool.