Can I safely cut a deeper dropout?

I'd like to cut a portion out of my dropout. The reason is that I want the tire to be more in line with the fork and handlebars. This will help with many of the artistic cycling tricks I plan to do.

To save me describing such tricks and derailing the thread, you can check out a post I made on the subject: https://www.bikeforums.net/alt-bike-...ng-anyone.html

I'm guessing I could either hacksaw or drill the dropout—not sure which one is best. Below is a picture of where I want to cut:



My question is how to best do this, and do you think the dropout will be able to sustain a reasonable amount of strength and not just crack or crumble in some way due to the cutting?

Here is some info on the fork: Hi-ten steel with 11/4-inch OD legs, 11/8-inch threadless steerer, and 6-millimeter dropouts.

I don't do any hopping, jumping, or falling tricks. The riding is generally light, and my weight is 150lbs.

Will this be doable?