What we make · Al Orfali

Marble, acrylic & engraved wood details

Designed details in marble, acrylic, glass, wood and cladding. Learn how to define cutting, openings and engraving for your chosen material.

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Light and dark marble pieces cut into a geometric pattern — Made around your requirementsExplore parts ↗

Start with the right material.

Marble Acrylic Wood

Your drawing comes first.

Include final dimensions, material, thickness and quantity. Identify the part’s use, fixing details and anything that still needs to be decided.

From the drawing to the part

Details that make
the difference.

Changing the material changes how a design is made. Waterjet and CNC routing offer different routes for non-metal work. Distinguish full-depth cutting from surface engraving, and specify the visible face, grain direction and any delicate details.

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State the material, thickness, dimensions and quantity.
02
Mark through-cut paths and engraving areas separately.
03
Define engraving depth and any important grain or pattern orientation.

The processes behind the part.

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01 Waterjet cutting

Stone, shaped by your idea.

A wooden screen with an open geometric pattern in an interior

02 CNC routing

Details that give a space character.

Before you enquire

A few useful answers.

What is the difference between a cut-out and engraving?

A cut-out goes through the material to create an opening or profile. Engraving works on the surface to a defined depth.

Do I need to choose the machine?

Start with the material and intended result. The process is reviewed against those details and the drawing.

See what takes shape.

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Find your next step.

Let’s start with your part.

Your drawing, dimensions, material and quantity. Bring the details together in one clear brief.

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