[stadry]

renting a diamond chainsaw's terrific but, in the hands of a newbie, not the best idea impo,,, we own 1 & there's no way i'd let anyone else us it
14" demo saw & cut from both sides,,, cut wet to eliminate dust - overcut & patch to finish

 

[stadry]

i bet it does,,, chains & bars are extremely expensive in the hands of the inexperienced tho,,, come to think of it, no one in atlanta rents them

 

[stadry]

understand,,, its rare we can buy any sort of diamond cutting tool on ebay tho as good bladesmiths can't compete ( price ),,, segment matrix is as important as diamond size & shape,,, this might help explain: https://www.mkdiamond.com/home/tec_blade.html

 

[stadry]

in atl, the min charge for this work would be $350-$500 & take 1hr,,, well worth the cost,,, of course you could do it yourself IF you can find a place to rent the saw & buy the right diamonds,,, then again, if you f it up, your wife'll have the last laugh

 

[stadry]

i'd install the door anywhere,,, doubt there's any reinforcement under window