Organize countertops, backsplashes and strips before occupying the saw table. Part information follows the plan through to file preparation for your CNC controller.
Move job preparation away from the machine.Start the conversation with your 4-axis CNC and spindle configuration. Prepare job information and check which operations are included in the file for your machine.
Connect detailing to your machine’s operations.Start with the parts and the result the project requires. Then check file preparation using your 5-axis CNC profile, with the machine’s available parameters and operations.
Prepare the job clearly before execution.Your 5-axis CNC with spindle has its own configuration. Organize the design, plan and cutting information, then evaluate the workflow with the controller profile and your team’s operations.
Align project, team and machine configuration.Prepare part geometry and cutouts, organize the plan and check the file using the equipment profile. The job reaches production with information gathered before occupying the machine.
Prepare geometry and files for your waterjet.Turn the design into detailed parts, labels and a cutting plan. Your team receives organized information to check dimensions and guide manual saw cutting.
Give the team a clear plan for cutting.The machine is a place for production, not planning.
MarmoCut turns measurements or a project into detailed parts, labels, a cutting plan and machine files, all automatically and without using CAD software.
No interpreting measurements, drawing parts, planning cuts, arranging layouts or writing finishes in chalk at the machine.
The operator receives everything ready: loads the slab, loads the file and presses play.
MEASUREMENTS / PROJECT → MARMOCUT → EVERYTHING READY → LOAD AND PRESS PLAY
The bottleneck may come before cutting
If the slab is already on the table and someone still has to interpret the drawing, detail the parts, arrange the layout, plan cuts and prepare files, production keeps waiting.
A productive machine is a cutting blade. A ready plan keeps that blade working all day.
The machine stands idle while the operator plans, prepares and organizes the cuts.
From project to machine, MarmoCut handles the entire process automatically, without using CAD software.
Planning moves away from the machine. When the slab reaches the table, the work is already prepared.
One production. Different ways to cut.
From disc CNC to waterjet cutting, MarmoCut prepares production according to your stone shop’s process and equipment.
Even if your shop still uses a manual saw, you can use MarmoCut to detail, label and organize the entire production.
Demo with your project · free of charge
We arrange a free demo. On the day, you send the project or the measurements of the parts, slabs and offcuts, plus the machine model. We start from scratch and build the workflow in MarmoCut live.
You watch the parts, labels, cutting plan and machine file take shape in front of you. At the end, the job is ready for review and production.
We set a time to show MarmoCut using your order, at no cost.
On demo day, send the project or part measurements, the slab and offcut dimensions, and the model of the CNC that will cut them via WhatsApp.
From scratch, we detail the parts, generate labels, build the plan and prepare the file in front of you.
We review the result and leave everything ready for real execution after validating the profile and operation.
MarmoCut customers
Our service coverage
12 of 27
federative units in Brazil
26 states and the Federal DistrictSelected region
Service available
International presence
INVENTORY MODULE
From raw-material intake to the cutting plan: each slab, consumption event and remnant stays linked to inventory and production history.
Record incoming raw material with its origin, document and batch.
Organize products, batches and individual slabs with dimensions and technical details.
Photograph each slab when needed, especially to plan around veining and matching.
Use an inventory slab or remnant in the plan and review material use.
When finalizing the plan, record consumption and distinguish remnants from waste.
Store the remnant with a cropped photo, geometry, origin, history and label.
See photos, dimensions and availability before choosing a slab.
Reuse available remnants in new projects.
Review material consumption, returns and origin.
Your company grants partner architects access to browse available raw materials. They get a dedicated view without costs, suppliers or internal stock movements.
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The machine is for production. Planning comes first.
Assembly, repairs and software from an early age.
3D design, CAD, laser, plasma, CNC and management.
A stone shop founded to produce and improve its processes.
Operating the CNC with plans and DXF files ready.
Video lessons and in-person visits to stone shops.
Built in real production to connect design, inventory and cutting.
FROM INDUSTRY TO STONE FABRICATION
From a very young age, Robson Casa showed a natural aptitude and curiosity for technology. By the age of 12, he was already taking apart and assembling computers and electronic equipment, exploring software and trying to understand how everything worked. This early contact with computing and technology sparked an ability that, years later, would become an important part of his professional journey.
In 2012, he founded a metalworking company making agricultural equipment, where he worked directly with 3D design, cutting plans, CNC machines and production management. It was there that he deepened his knowledge of planning, automation and preparing files for machines.
In 2018, he founded Griffe Mármores e Granitos and became closely involved in the daily work of a stone fabrication shop. When the first CNC arrived, he also took on operating the machine and began applying the CAD, DXF, planning and production concepts he had already used in the metalworking industry to stone fabrication.
By following production every day, identifying difficulties and developing new ways to prepare work before it reached the machine, he began building his own method. MarmoCut grew out of this practical experience, the training he delivered across Brazil and daily use in his own factory, and began reaching other companies in 2026.
FROM ONE STONEWORKER TO ANOTHER
I run a stone shop too. I know the pain of our trade: work that dries up, orders that seem hard to execute, and the pressure to keep production moving.
I have been through it, and I still go through it every day. MarmoCut was born in the middle of that reality, inside my own shop. Tell me what is difficult for you, and let us look at one of your projects together, as fellow stoneworkers.
