From idea to finished piece

Bespoke fabrication: waterjet and CNC

5-axis waterjet, CNC machining centres, bridge saws, 45° mitring and edge polishing: in our Capo di Ponte workshop we turn a drawing into a unique piece.

The workshop

At the foot of the quarries, with factory precision.

In Capo di Ponte, in Valcamonica, a facility equipped with an overhead crane, slab jib cranes and forklifts receives blocks and slabs from all over the world. Here the technical office drawing becomes a machine program, and the cut piece passes into the hands of our craftsmen for finishing.

Cutting of blocks, slabs and thicknesses up to solid pieces
Multi-material inlays and engravings
Subcontract fabrication for stone companies and businesses
Piece-by-piece quality control, numbering from the cutting schedule

The three-metre block saw in the Capo di Ponte workshop

Our machinery

Industry 4.0, a craftsman's hands.

015-axis and 3-axis waterjets

Shaped and bevelled cuts and inlays in stone, porcelain and composites, even in large thicknesses.

022 Ravelli machining centres

Engraving, pocketing, recesses and 3D milling: washbasins carved from solid, lettering, bas-reliefs.

03Terzago Ø 3 m block saw

Opens up blocks and cuts heavy thicknesses, for solid steps and monolithic works.

043 Terzago bridge saws and a GMM saw

Squaring and cutting of large-format slabs with consistent precision.

05Bavelloni, Intra and edge polishers

45° mitred joints, bevels, polished edges; suction lifters to handle thin slabs safely.

06Hand-finishing department

Three benches and dedicated craftsmen: polishing, bush-hammering, finishing of delicate pieces.

Works

When the project asks for the impossible

Mediaset – Head office, Cologno Monzese

Crystalline Lasa marble and steel, waterjet-cut. Surveys, technical design, delivery and installation.

“Mano” – Congress centre

Waterjet-cut tonalite sculpture based on an idea by Ugo La Pietra, for the Gregotti studio.

Rollerball – Centro Meridiana

Travertine fountain shaped with a diamond wire saw, with waterjet details. Design: Massimo Giuntoli.

Tonale cable car

Waterjet inlaid decoration. Design: gluegluedesign.

Granite arch

Traditional arch, made to measure and installed.

Video

Watch us at work.

Fabrication, job sites and raised floors on our YouTube channel.

YouTube channel

Interview with Giovanbattista Moncini

We are manufacturers

If it doesn't exist, we make it.

We don't just resell: our workshop in Capo di Ponte has waterjet cutting, CNC machining centres, bridge saws and a finishing department. That is why an oversized raised-floor panel, a slab drilled for a floor socket or a one-off piece in stone are not a problem but our everyday work: from sites of thousands of square metres to private homes, right down to the niche project that calls for a single piece.

Cut to sizeRaised-floor panels and slabs cut to the layout schedule: out-of-square pieces, curves, perimeter strips, special pieces around columns and glazing.
Drilling and cut-outsHoles for floor boxes, floor sockets, ventilation grilles, air vents and access hatches: made in the workshop, delivered ready to lay.
Large slabsPorcelain and ceramic up to 320×160 cm and stone slabs: cutting, 45° mitred joints, bonding onto raised-floor panels, handling with vacuum lifters.
Edges and finishesImpact-resistant ABS RAL edging, polished edges, bevels, steel and brass inlays, bush-hammered or brushed surfaces.
One-off piecesWashbasins carved from solid blocks, solid steps, vases, benches, inlays and bas-reliefs: from drawing to prototype, with hand finishing.
Reliable lead timesIn-house production, even very small batches, delivery with our own vehicles: no third party between your drawing and the site.

We know the trade inside out, from quarry to installation: that is why we can say yes even to the requests that elsewhere stop at the quotation.

Request a bespoke piece The workshop

Have a drawing? Send it to us as DWG or PDF: we will tell you how to make it.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which files do you need for bespoke fabrication?

A dimensioned DWG, DXF or PDF drawing is fine; for three-dimensional pieces, a STEP file or a 3D model too. If you only have a sketch, our technical office turns it into a shop drawing for your approval.

Which materials do you cut with waterjet?

Marble, granite, stone, porcelain stoneware and ceramic slabs, glass, metals and composites, including large thicknesses and multi-material inlays.

Do you also work for other stone companies and businesses?

Yes, we carry out subcontract work: waterjet cutting, CNC milling, 45° mitring and edge polishing, on our own material or material supplied by the client.