Reply #9: Hold on there just a bit

[Wash. state Desk Jet]

Anybody that can run a saw ,can do that cut,and it is no big deal. It's all about the blade in the saw. A good blade,the best with lots of teeth. Your cabinet commands the cost of the blade. I was referring to cabinet making. As in building cabinets. Those kinds of carpenters are called cabinet makers, they work in or own shops! On a remodel a client will ask me ,where do I think they should buy their new cabinets. I have three shops I deal with. In those options is every range and price there is in cabinetry.

A good handyman per say can do it for you at a cost you can agree with.
The name of the saw is skill saw. Doing the cut ,applying some skill. That and a good blade! I think you can,but if you are not sure ,I am sure it's just a simple phone call away.
And one more thing, I have done a lot of work on Saturdays and sometimes Sundays because a number of my clients just love to get involved,and save a little money by it! If they are willing to watch listen and learn ,I'll be glad to take them threw it! I have worked with a number of their dads and father in laws too, because they just love to help. The thing about the learning process is that it is continuous,I learn something new every day!
Knowledge sharing works it's way around.
And of course it is always nice to have a place to call when I have a question!
And good luck with your project.