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Thick stone wall (no, not my wife)
Just bought this cottage and i wan't to make a big hole in it to put some french doors in. I'm not sure how to approach this job as the wall's are at least 3' thick. I think they're dry and the stones are made of hard and soft material. Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
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