And then the top of the window hole falls onto your head leaving an
interestingly shaped hole and a crack all the way up the wall.

Brian

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On 16-Aug-16 3:34 PM, wrote:


Rotary grinders in general make an insane amount of dust. Is there
any other tool that anyone can recommend? (I'm visualising something
like a very large jig-saw with a diamond blade...)

Apparently, wet rotary saws make less dust - presumably it ends up as a
nasty wet slurry instead. You'd have to hire one, though.

If I had to do it with the tools I have, I'd tape everything up with
plastic, then use a 9" angle grinder to make a neat hole on the inside and
outside, and then join up those lines with an sds drill and chisel
attachment.