How To Cut Marble

Introduction

Marble tile, often sold in 3/8- or 1/2-in. thickness, adds a touch of class to your floor, shower, or countertop. In 2017, I installed a slab of marble on my shower threshold. It's eye-catching, and friends and family often comment on how good it looks.

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Many DIY enthusiasts consider marble tile or slabs — those thicker, larger, less regular pieces — for projects. Eventually, though, they choose another material because they assume cutting marble is more difficult than cutting stone and ceramic tiles. But in my experience, that's not true.

Although I've done my share of work with marble, I'm not a pro. But my friend Brad Nead, a seasoned professional tile setter, has done lots of work with marble slabs and tiles. He says you shouldn't be intimidated.

"Cutting marble isn't really any different than cutting porcelain or ceramic," Nead says. "I typically use a stationary wet tile saw with a diamond blade, but a careful DIYer could certainly make do with a circular saw or cutoff saw and a garden hose."

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Want to learn how to cut marble quickly and efficiently? Keep reading to learn a simple approach that will bring you one step further to that gorgeous marble threshold, countertop, or floor you've been dreaming of.

About the Expert

Brad Nead is a professional tile setter in northern Ontario, Canada.

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