I’ve just left school and I’m interested in doing bricklaying at college and after I finish. Your videos are a massive help to let me see what future I’m walking into I’ve watched loads of your videos and I would 100% recommend them to anyone who is looking into doing bricklaying!
It's good that the heating lads are using a good bricky to piece up after them too and not just clashing any old brick in themselves. I bet they've turned out a canny job too cos they obviously want the best finish for the customer.
So neat Stu 👍. I like the way you did the last brick , buttered it with a taper towards the back. I always come away learning something from your vids. Thank you.
Nice job Stu , can never understand why people can't be arsed to look for a brick match when doing a repair , I live in a 4 house avenue , my son lives opposite me , his next door neighbour had a bay window repair more than 20 years ago , using completely different coloured bricks , last year another repair to same , my son was having a kitchen extension using Proper old reclaimed Accrington Nori's, so I told him to give their bricky 40 plus of his bricks for them to fit in their bay and I would pay for them so I didn't have to look at cheap orange bricks , looking stupid in a 1934 built house , Jang will learn so much from your skills and attention to detail, well done
yep, it really cheeses me off when I see a window bricked up with bricks which don't match the wall, especially when someone uses 65mm bricks in a wall built from 73mm bricks.
Have you ever tried the brick blade for a reciprocating saw? They’re great for getting bricks out of walls like that, they cut through mortar like butter.
Brilliant videos, very interesting, please can you make an in depth video about all the different types of bricks and blocks? For example the ones with holes in and grooves on one side, and why you use the bigger blocks on the inside of a cavity wall etc. The videos I have seen, made by other youtubers were quite boring voice overs on pictures and didn’t really explain the use for the different types. Keep up the good work!
Nice job. Thanks for showing the top butter on the last course of brick before inserted. Skill is to not drop mortar down the cavity. Were orig bricks just held in with expanding foam then . . .
Nice neat job that. I had a go at putting some double air bricks in the side of my old house before we sold it, you should've seen me trying to butter them! FFS, how'd you get the muck to stick so easily? Haha. Had to use a small pointing trowel and my hands in the end! Looked alright once I'd finish but you make it look so easy. Top work.
Hi Stu, thanks for all the videos there really helpful, do you have any tips for not marking the brick faces as i always seem to leave some mortar marking? also any tips on how to remove if they do get marked and its too late?
Stu, Quick question. I have new build home with a £1 coin size hole in the mortar which has been filled with silicon. Would you advise the builder to remove the silicone and fill with mortar or leave as is? Thanks.
Hi stu another great video just wondering on the second to last brick you didn't put muck on the top of it so do you just do it after.?? That's one thing that I'm not sure about. I'm not a brick slinger just do a bit when required 👍.
I've just bought my first house, a traditional semi from around 1930 and there are some spalled bricks below the bay window. The bricks need replacing but they are a dark brown colour and they're textured. I can't find them anywhere online. Can spalled bricks be repaired? If not can you colour these red bricks? How do you get the mortar to match? Would you recommend a builder or could I do it myself? Also some of the bricks look like they have a coating of white salt on them. Will this be a problem? I'm another one of those novices who did a useless law degree instead of something actually useful. Kind of regretting not going for the smaller new build but you live and learn.
Hi Tom you are better getting a builder that knows what they’re doing they could locate the bricks to match plus if you did it yourself you could make a mess of the front of your house and that would devalue it👍
@@seniorgolfprogress83 Thank you for your reply. Having thought it through, I agree. There are just so many ways I could bodge it. I was letting the expense cloud my judgment but with it being work that is front and centre, as you say, I'm going to have to bite the bullet and call in a pro.
Some times i think health and safety has went over the top but can i say when you are breaking up stone please wear safty glasses as i do and if i didnt i would for sure would of been blinded when a bit of soment hit my glasses and put a nice crack on them. Thats what it done to my glasses imagine what it would of done if i didnt have them on
I’ve just left school and I’m interested in doing bricklaying at college and after I finish. Your videos are a massive help to let me see what future I’m walking into I’ve watched loads of your videos and I would 100% recommend them to anyone who is looking into doing bricklaying!
End of the job and nobody would know it hadn't always been there. That's why, when it really matters, you pay a bricky to do it.
It's good that the heating lads are using a good bricky to piece up after them too and not just clashing any old brick in themselves. I bet they've turned out a canny job too cos they obviously want the best finish for the customer.
Cheers for your videos Stu, your videos have taught me pointing and tasks like this which have massively helped me with my first home 👍
So neat Stu 👍. I like the way you did the last brick , buttered it with a taper towards the back.
I always come away learning something from your vids. Thank you.
The guy fitting my new doors smashed a brick in half and this was just what I needed, thanks Stu.
Nice job Stu , can never understand why people can't be arsed to look for a brick match when doing a repair , I live in a 4 house avenue , my son lives opposite me , his next door neighbour had a bay window repair more than 20 years ago , using completely different coloured bricks , last year another repair to same , my son was having a kitchen extension using Proper old reclaimed Accrington Nori's, so I told him to give their bricky 40 plus of his bricks for them to fit in their bay and I would pay for them so I didn't have to look at cheap orange bricks , looking stupid in a 1934 built house , Jang will learn so much from your skills and attention to detail, well done
I cant get over how neat your work always looks. Yet another top job mate 👍🏻
the dam bricks match a whole lot better than the ones taken out
Yh and they had one brick that should have been a half instead they put a full one in leaving 3 straight joints
yep, it really cheeses me off when I see a window bricked up with bricks which don't match the wall, especially when someone uses 65mm bricks in a wall built from 73mm bricks.
How much for this in USA dollars?
A tricky job Stu but you did an excellent job sir!
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If it was a game I would know that there is hidden treasure behind those bricks :D
Am going to start pointing my gable end and need to replace over 50 brick due to the faces have blown off. Good timing putting this up for me. Thanks
Filled the old birds flue in nice there stu
I enjoy your videos Stu! I’ve never laid a brick in my Life but I find your bricklaying vids very satisfying indeed🙂
Have you ever tried the brick blade for a reciprocating saw?
They’re great for getting bricks out of walls like that, they cut through mortar like butter.
This is what I do , make a hole big enough for the blade and cut away through the mortar, really good especially with old brittle bricks
@@Janktzoni screwfix recip masonary blade
@@Janktzoni I use the Bosch one
stunning job stew totally stunning ,you are a master stew no doubt about it -how about a weekly quiz ?-HOW MANY BRICKS IN A WELSH ARCH
Brilliant videos, very interesting, please can you make an in depth video about all the different types of bricks and blocks? For example the ones with holes in and grooves on one side, and why you use the bigger blocks on the inside of a cavity wall etc. The videos I have seen, made by other youtubers were quite boring voice overs on pictures and didn’t really explain the use for the different types. Keep up the good work!
Nice patch Stu, looks well tidy. 👍
Cheers . Stu .
Another tidy job .
Nice job. Thanks for showing the top butter on the last course of brick before inserted. Skill is to not drop mortar down the cavity. Were orig bricks just held in with expanding foam then . . .
Bob on that stu belter of a match
It was an old brick to match to but don’t look too bad. Cheers mate
Nice neat job that.
I had a go at putting some double air bricks in the side of my old house before we sold it, you should've seen me trying to butter them! FFS, how'd you get the muck to stick so easily? Haha. Had to use a small pointing trowel and my hands in the end! Looked alright once I'd finish but you make it look so easy.
Top work.
Thanks a lot man!!!!🤝🤝🤝🤝
Now I’m gona go make the money that’s meant for me 😁
Проффесонально мне нравится сам так работаю
Bang on as always Stu! 👌
Brilliant. As usual.
By removing that many bricks at once, how do you ensure the wall does not fall?
Nice little job there 👍🏻
Nice stu how u n the family all doing u back on the tools pal
All good mate
Beautiful .
Hi Stu, thanks for all the videos there really helpful, do you have any tips for not marking the brick faces as i always seem to leave some mortar marking? also any tips on how to remove if they do get marked and its too late?
I can tell Stu, you love Hammer and a chisel don't you? Good job mate 👍.
Cracking works stu . You need to get yourself a Smaller tuck pointer. 8mm. I’ve got four different sizes for jobs like that.
Tidy job Stu 😎
Stu, Quick question. I have new build home with a £1 coin size hole in the mortar which has been filled with silicon. Would you advise the builder to remove the silicone and fill with mortar or leave as is? Thanks.
Hi stu another great video just wondering on the second to last brick you didn't put muck on the top of it so do you just do it after.?? That's one thing that I'm not sure about. I'm not a brick slinger just do a bit when required 👍.
Lovely!
Love this.
Is it permanent??? I think when you remove a brick from wall that won't be hard the previous wall.
The young lad has got a crackin teacher stu top job again 👍
Looks like it fekkin grew there !!!! 🙂
It's fine, but I'd take a smaller craftsman so convenient. He worked as a stoneman for 28 years. Good luck...
I've just bought my first house, a traditional semi from around 1930 and there are some spalled bricks below the bay window. The bricks need replacing but they are a dark brown colour and they're textured. I can't find them anywhere online. Can spalled bricks be repaired? If not can you colour these red bricks? How do you get the mortar to match? Would you recommend a builder or could I do it myself? Also some of the bricks look like they have a coating of white salt on them. Will this be a problem? I'm another one of those novices who did a useless law degree instead of something actually useful. Kind of regretting not going for the smaller new build but you live and learn.
Hi Tom you are better getting a builder that knows what they’re doing they could locate the bricks to match plus if you did it yourself you could make a mess of the front of your house and that would devalue it👍
@@seniorgolfprogress83 Thank you for your reply. Having thought it through, I agree. There are just so many ways I could bodge it. I was letting the expense cloud my judgment but with it being work that is front and centre, as you say, I'm going to have to bite the bullet and call in a pro.
Some times i think health and safety has went over the top but can i say when you are breaking up stone please wear safty glasses as i do and if i didnt i would for sure would of been blinded when a bit of soment hit my glasses and put a nice crack on them. Thats what it done to my glasses imagine what it would of done if i didnt have them on
Safty glasses ??? Dont you mean giggles ?? Haha
Is Yang your apprentice? He’s got a great teacher Stu
Come and build my extention stu! 👍
Amigo o Téo trabalho está muito bom bom bom bom amigo parabéns por o Téo trabalho amigo muito bom bom amigo
What do you charge for a small job like this?
Those brick shards look awfully sharp...
How come you’ve started a second channel with the same vids
They’re without music mostly for people that complain about music.
Ahh fair play, thought it was someone stealing your vids. Fellow wiganer here👍🏻
Stu why dont you do plastering videos?
Good work mate. How did you make the cement between the bricks? What is the ratio?
Bricklayers are better than plumbers, we can lay bricks, they cant lay plumbs
Stu where was your eye protection when chiseling out them halfs ..
Why a bucket of mix
Roger Waters would be proud 😎🤘
Bloody plumbers!
I’m here to fill your flue in
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What a poor job that originally was
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Кладка, это не лёгкая работа.
Eye protection Pal! You only get one pair! dx
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Све Г Кромптон ради перфектно и озбиљно без обзира да ли су ситнице или велики пројекти.
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