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How bad are they not carrying on with you 🧱🧱 great job pal

much better format mate

A fantastic job as always

You will grow your channel very quickly if you design the video thumbnails and SEO the videos

He done it as supposed to be 👍

Would you consider doing work in Stockport? I had an RSJ installed incorrectly and desperately need help. Im a widowed pensioner and would appreciate it if you can help. The wall above the rsj is now cracking.

I thought the idea of profiles was so you dont have to build corners up?

Wow, that's a lot of profiles.

Eeee ba gum lad

brilliant great tip thanks for sharing

A demo saw is faster and easier 😮

You’ve really pulled it of fair play to you and brilliant bit of tumbling in from someone who knows how it’s done 🍀👍

Nice fireplace Morgan 👍 We burn logs and on really cold days we let the logs calm down and add a small amount of smokeless coal on top. Turn the air up a bit until the coal catches then turn air down to min. When we go into room in the morning its toasty as long as we've shut the door before going to bed. We dont use out central heating cause the fire allows us to open the door in the evening to reg the heat 👍👍👍

Well done mate nice work 👍

Another Bricky who cant lay a brick with a full perp. Only use 10 bricks when building a quoin , everyone does it , except you . Apart from that best of luck , it's a great job !!

You done ok mate not easy

Nice and tidy as usual. - good work lads 🍀👍

8"and 12" block are pretty much the norm here in the states in my area you get use to the weight man after 40 years lol enjoy the videos keep up the good work 👍👍👍

Cracking job😂

Nicely done once again and it probably won’t move again but just dot and dab plaster board just on that section maybe 🍀👍

Sensible repair Morgan. The bricks outside weren't damaged. Probably very poor brittle blocks. ? Lets see some more of the house and what's happened since January 👍👍👍

Did the hollow block get filled with concrete.?. Pointless having vertical rebar unless its encased in concrete

You did some blockwork. Whoop dee, and doo.

Good to see you doing what you do best laying bricks and blocks - probably because I’m a bricklayer and coving and all that stuff just ain’t my thing and shit at it unlike yourself - good to see you back son 🍀👍

That’s very neat

Big wall that great job Morgan 👏 👌 🧱🧱

You don't use a special fire resistant mortar for the fireplace?

more poles than Poland😉

Are u filling yur bucket in second gear😮?

Your trick worked, thanks for sharing that 👍 😊

When loading a lorry you always start loading first from the front nearest the cab.

Very relaxing watching you all.

hi matey, would you remove that black tar/bonding/screening stuff? Any advice on that?

Yo mate just doing my telehandler licence as we speak, I’m watching videos on what the jobs like but I’ve never worked on site before when starting do people give you a hand with advice or is it just jump straight on and get on with it. Some of the things I’m watching people do is mad to me lol

Great job Morgan

Nice tidy job once again mate as always - your a great bricklayer and definitely a good all rounder it seems 🍀👍 and the most Northernet northerner I’ve ever heard 👍

Nice ladder kit that Izzy. Not a tall roof space up there. 👍👍

Love it Morgan, very relaxing to watch. Keep em comin lad 👍🏼👌🏼

Not trying to hate, but you guys build retaining walls so much different than what we do here in the US. Why not form it and pour concrete? The added rebar would definitely make it stronger.

No weepers. Water pressure is going to build up at the back. Unless you run a perforated pipe at the back and fill with pea gravel. Tidy blockwork though.

Keep banging them in mate. F-k the haters.

Wet your muck up

You should have back filled with pea shingle, and installed weep holes

need to raise your boards son save your back ..

looks like they are making a nice level plot out of some unusable banking

24:25 It's interesting to watch )

Learn the bond mate Stretchers change direction headers always opposite thats why your corners dont bond properly😮

Morg👌👊 still working hard, bedroom looks nice now, hope u all good mate keep em coming 😌

as a decorator of many years i dont think you will solve cracks in panels with hindsight they should be behind the raised panels. filling and a decorative piece of wallpaper inlet would still get a crease in it after a short time

Looking good ( That room) 😁 Bit of deja vuu with your bed. I bought an ottoman from Argos over xmas. Assembled it and the whole issue was 200 mil or so longer than a standard divan bed of 1900mm. Where youve got your dressing table we have a full height Ikea sliding door wardrobe. Standing back and admiring it i realised there was hardly any room to shuffle sideways through the gap 🙈🤡. Had to buy another divan bed to solve the problem. 😂😁