Finishing station for a device for the production of wooden, bar or panel-like construction elements assembled at the end face by finger joints, with at least one first and at least one second milling station (110, 140), which are spaced part from one another respectively in a feed direction and are configured to produce end-face finger-jointed profiles at the two ends of timbers (12, 14) to be joined, with means (212, 214, 216, 218) for feeding the timbers (12, 14) to be processed in a feed direction at least to the first of the two milling stations (110, 140), transversely to the feed direction between the two milling stations (110, 140) and away from the at least one second milling station (110, 140), characterized in that, the at least first and the at least second milling station (110, 140) are each set up to form end-face finger-jointed profiles at the respective milling station (110, 140) synchronously and simultaneously on at least two individual timbers (12, 14) aligned parallel to one another in their longitudinal extension, wherein at least one clamping unit (112, 114, 142, 144) is provided with which the individual timbers (12, 14) can each be fixed separately before the respective milling station (110, 140), wherein stop means are arranged in front of each of the milling stations (110, 140) against which stop means the timbers (12, 14) bear in feed direction of the cross conveyor before milling with their longitudinal edges and the end edge of each of the timbers (12, 14) is aligned with a stop edge at the respective milling station (110, 140) so that the longitudinal edge and the end edge of the timbers (12, 14) are at a well-defined angle to one another. with at least one first and at least one second milling station (110, 140), which are spaced part from one another respectively in a feed direction and are configured to produce end-face finger-jointed profiles at the two ends of timbers (12, 14) to be joined, with means (212, 214, 216, 218) for feeding the timbers (12, 14) to be processed in a feed direction at least to the first of the two milling stations (110, 140), transversely to the feed direction between the two milling stations (110, 140) and away from the at least one second milling station (110, 140), characterized in that, the at least first and the at least second milling station (110, 140) are each set up to form end-face finger-jointed profiles at the respective milling station (110, 140) synchronously and simultaneously on at least two individual timbers (12, 14) aligned parallel to one another in their longitudinal extension, wherein at least one clamping unit (112, 114, 142, 144) is provided with which the individual timbers (12, 14) can each be fixed separately before the respective milling station (110, 140), wherein stop means are arranged in front of each of the milling stations (110, 140) against which stop means the timbers (12, 14) bear in feed direction of the cross conveyor before milling with their longitudinal edges and the end edge of each of the timbers (12, 14) is aligned with a stop edge at the respective milling station (110, 140) so that the longitudinal edge and the end edge of the timbers (12, 14) are at a well-defined angle to one another. wherein at least one clamping unit (112, 114, 142, 144) is provided with which the individual timbers (12, 14) can each be fixed separately before the respective milling station (110, 140), wherein stop means are arranged in front of each of the milling stations (110, 140) against which stop means the timbers (12, 14) bear in feed direction of the cross conveyor before milling with their longitudinal edges and the end edge of each of the timbers (12, 14) is aligned with a stop edge at the respective milling station (110, 140) so that the longitudinal edge and the end edge of the timbers (12, 14) are at a well-defined angle to one another.