Marble Cutters

Using marble cutters is the best method of cutting marbles accurately. However, you can wet cut your marble, and it will be a messy job, so you want to work outdoors. 

Ceramic tiles are easy to score and snap, but you have to cut marbles elsewhere, or they will shatter. You can use a saw to make straight or curves. A diamond blade is necessary for the job, as after the cut, you can choose any size for making marble tiles.

Marble cutters are usually suitable for cutting metals as well, and wood will not stand a chance. Although, you might not receive the same efficiency as a power saw, as the blades will be small. The wood fibers will clog inside the blade teeth and keep them from churning more quickly.

Marble cutters use diamond blades that do not cut but generate friction to grind material off in low counts

Jigsaws can prove helpful when trying to cut marble, but they may not give you a consistent result. 

You can polish marble using sandpaper or a diamond disk. You can 400, 800, and 1500 grit disks to create a bright and polished shine at the edges. 

You can drill holes inside marble using special diamond drills. These drills move through the marble with ease by generating friction to erode the material. 

Cultured marbles are very easy to drill through, and you can use a standard drill instead of an expensive one. 

Yes, you can cut a poly marble block using angle grinders or with a masonry blade. You can cut it in a long way and then use belt sanders to take down the line to smooth cut edge. 

you can use a special silicon carbide sandpaper that specifically comes for stone polishing, and you can cut away delicate layers of stone till you acquire a glossy finish.