table dancing. n. (Dancing) a form of entertainment in which naked or scantily dressed women dance erotically at the tables of individual members of the audience, who must remain seated. table dancer n.
Set the piece of aluminum on a table or over sawhorses, and position it so the cutting area has open space underneath it. Clamp the aluminum down. Mark the start and stopping point of your cut with a grease pencil, or some similar implement that marks on sheet metal. With the aid of a ruler or yardstick, draw a straight line between the two marks. Apply a handheld rotary tool fitted with a fiberglass reinforced cut-off wheel accessory to the cutting line.
Practice making miter cuts on scraps, both to improve your skills and to check the accuracy of your tools. Set your saw to cut a 45-degree angle with the blade angled to the left. Make a test cut in a scrap piece of molding. Swing the saw to cut a 45-degree angle with the blade angled to the right. Make a matching cut in a second scrap piece held on the other side of the blade. Most chop saws come equipped with a coarse saw blade, which is good for cutting 2x4s and other framing lumber but won't do a good job on trim.