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Absolutely - there is no need - I'm with Mike too. Even with an ultra-slender wedge, if you didn't glue it you'd have a serious job getting it apart.

I do the saw kerf in the tenon going towards the edge of the tenon - not straight down. This means you can have a thicker wedge and a nice big flare if you want one because there's not so much wood to be shifted when you bang the wedge in. If you overdo it a bit any splitting should hopefully...

Been hanging around here for a while...thought it was time to join in...here's some wedged tenons I just did. Sample of double wedged tenon: Marked out to widen the mortice: Decided to go 12mm down and 3mm wide on each wedge - so transferred angle to sliding bevel and then to saw blade to...