[TargaTony]

I am going to be doing a little DIY kitchen renovation (paint cabinets, new backsplash and quartz countertops). My wife wanted a farmhouse sink (existing is a standard undermount stainless steel), but the sink needs to be installed before the new tops are measured and the old granite removed. I want to cut the granite in place (don't care how it looks because it is temporary) to install the new sink. I need to cut about 3" around the existing sink.
Anyone have any ideas on how to do this to minimize dust?
Drill multiple holes and crack off the desired amount?
Circular saw with diamond blade and make a plastic tent?
Wet Saw?