Hi, I’m 15 and I dream of being a professional bricklayer when I’m older, my dad and grandad did it and i want to do it too, it is a dream job and i have learnt stuff already from watching you, I don’t know who i would be watching bricklayer wise without you.
Ive been a bricklayer since 2002 and I wouldn't describe it as a dream come true after doing it for 22 years sometimes it feels more like a nightmare and if your dad is a bricklayer why haven't you spent any time working with him? Your dream job is definitely attainable there aren't too many teenagers whose dream is to be a bricklayer good luck and the younger you start the better
It’s easy to be a bricky, it’s hard to be a master bricky. Stick at it nd don’t give up, my motto is every brick I put down I try to make it the best layed brick as possible, don’t worry about speed that will come with time. Best advice is try get a in with a good squad of old brickys and don’t stop asking questions, learn as much as you can and never stop. This is an age old trade and we can’t let the standards drop. All the best lad🏴🇬🇧
My dad was a bricklayer in the states for over 50 years. Hardest working man I’ve ever known. In my younger years he would take me to work with him and I’d mix the mud by hand and bring it to him along with bringing him the bricks. In all those younger years I’ve never seen him do some of the things that you do. On top of that, sorry to say I can’t understand half of the things you say and do. Must be an American😅 thing. What’s great though is I enjoy the hell out of your work ethic and the work you do. I’ll figure it out one of these days. Great job. You make the profession great.
Been following you for years now, would like to thank you for all the educational video that have helped massively thought my apprenticeship, got 6 months till my skills test and I’m going to smash it, you’re a legend boss🤙🏻🤙🏻
Great work and more credit to you taking your time! If someone’s paying good money for a gaff and shelling out for decent stone, they want a top job doing eh!
I did a job with that just make sure you jam a stick between them top and bottom with a bit of insulation either side so you can take it out without chipping
That stone work around the openings is a nice touch, easy value add. What goes on the corners of the house where the concrete blocks are? They going to clad it to look like stone?
Great work! Do you tie in the stone columns with the brickwork at all or do you leave them as 2 separate structures sort of thing? And if you do tie them what do you use?
Charlie says do it wright, love watching the vids young man, Mr staimer loves your vids has well, can you help to build his gerry build house for him 😂😂😂.
Charles what’s going on how family is good mate. That looks lovely gear building with must be good building sand. Sand up here is shit most of the time.
Have you a video where a bricklayer's labourer goes through a day's work with you. i want to fast track myself into bricklaying and don't want to be a complete fool when I come onto site in my first week. would love to follow his work flow , mistakes, expectations. Or could you please put me onto a video that shows this. would really be appreciated mate. Have watched many of your video's and have huge respect for you dedication, knowledge and have learned so much already..."theoretcally"
Good luck buddy. You must break your body in. You use everything your body has. Then you find "mettle"of mind. Believe me, you combine it all. Seek dictionary for mettle.😊
@@rickryan9520 Just passed my CSCS test with 100% . Joined the 50's club.Starting a bootcamp 4 weeks bricklaying course on 27th. The journey has begun on a good note.
I am 21 years old and in India...... please some tell me how to reach over to the UK in an apprenticeship with Bricklayer work. Please Help Me Someone.
Since watching your videos I’m now laying and spreading the suger on my weetabix like you lay the muck on the bricks, but maybe I’m using to much suger
Your methods are good and clearly know how to make money but all basic really how would you fair on detailed work ie herringbone , bullseyes,corbels,etc can we see some of your examples here I think not
@@poaldavidson4 you’d look in a nash book and build it as per drawing. Not hard. Once you know how to lay a brick all you need to know is the method of how to build it. Herringbone, corbels and bullseye aren’t exactly hard either. I built a bullseye in 3rd year at college, I’m 20 years in I’m sure I’d manage
So much cast stone is ruined by bricklayers handling it like bricks and not treating it like a stonemason would. The beds and perps should be treated differently than a brick joint or bed. The most important thing is not to get the brick mortar over the cast stone as it will stain.
Hi, I’m 15 and I dream of being a professional bricklayer when I’m older, my dad and grandad did it and i want to do it too, it is a dream job and i have learnt stuff already from watching you, I don’t know who i would be watching bricklayer wise without you.
Good luck young man, Charlie is very good at his job, you'll definitely learn some tips along the way, all the best
@@fish9893thank you, all the best to you too
Chase your dream mate
Ive been a bricklayer since 2002 and I wouldn't describe it as a dream come true after doing it for 22 years sometimes it feels more like a nightmare and if your dad is a bricklayer why haven't you spent any time working with him? Your dream job is definitely attainable there aren't too many teenagers whose dream is to be a bricklayer good luck and the younger you start the better
It’s easy to be a bricky, it’s hard to be a master bricky. Stick at it nd don’t give up, my motto is every brick I put down I try to make it the best layed brick as possible, don’t worry about speed that will come with time. Best advice is try get a in with a good squad of old brickys and don’t stop asking questions, learn as much as you can and never stop. This is an age old trade and we can’t let the standards drop. All the best lad🏴🇬🇧
My dad was a bricklayer in the states for over 50 years. Hardest working man I’ve ever known. In my younger years he would take me to work with him and I’d mix the mud by hand and bring it to him along with bringing him the bricks. In all those younger years I’ve never seen him do some of the things that you do. On top of that, sorry to say I can’t understand half of the things you say and do. Must be an American😅 thing. What’s great though is I enjoy the hell out of your work ethic and the work you do. I’ll figure it out one of these days. Great job. You make the profession great.
@@MrJohnkras glad you enjoy the videos geez 👌
Nice and clean tidy all round as per normal - good to see my friend 🍀👍
proud to be a part of the project, class group of lads. lets get it 🤟
You are one very intelligent man it's breathtaking to watch an ultimate professional like yourself.
Masterclass spot on ❤❤❤
Been following you for years now, would like to thank you for all the educational video that have helped massively thought my apprenticeship, got 6 months till my skills test and I’m going to smash it, you’re a legend boss🤙🏻🤙🏻
Exceptional work. Art in the making.
Great work and more credit to you taking your time! If someone’s paying good money for a gaff and shelling out for decent stone, they want a top job doing eh!
Grande profissional um mestre da construção, nunca abandone seu relogio Casio F91w
charlie your a great bricklayer, your lass is a grafter, god bless and all the best for the future
lovely brick work Charlie and gang that mortor colour with those bricks looks amazing
Could they not spend the extra tenner a sill and get real stone instead of crappy artstone ,always spoils a good job
The red carpenter pencil is the darkest Charley 🔨
I like your work very much
Just a question are the stone jambs free standing or are they tied in to the brick work with ties
What a lovely job!
I did a job with that just make sure you jam a stick between them top and bottom with a bit of insulation either side so you can take it out without chipping
That stone work around the openings is a nice touch, easy value add. What goes on the corners of the house where the concrete blocks are? They going to clad it to look like stone?
Good work mate keep it up
Very nice. Love those bricks❤
Great work! Do you tie in the stone columns with the brickwork at all or do you leave them as 2 separate structures sort of thing? And if you do tie them what do you use?
Charlie says do it wright, love watching the vids young man,
Mr staimer loves your vids has well, can you help to build his gerry build house for him 😂😂😂.
Wish I could lay bricks like that 😢
How do the stone jambs stay in place? I didn't see any brick ties or anything. Seems like they'd fall off once the clamps get removed
Charles what’s going on how family is good mate. That looks lovely gear building with must be good building sand. Sand up here is shit most of the time.
Lovely job as per would have liked some english or flemish bond with those stone pieces
I’ve got all my certificate for bricklaying and I got my cscs card aswell so what the best way to find a bricklaying job
Nice bit of brick glue there boi! Must be Toms composition? 🤣🫣 WE MISS YOU TOM!
Those formers not supposed to have toggle ties in or ?
Have you a video where a bricklayer's labourer goes through a day's work with you. i want to fast track myself into bricklaying and don't want to be a complete fool when I come onto site in my first week. would love to follow his work flow , mistakes, expectations. Or could you please put me onto a video that shows this. would really be appreciated mate. Have watched many of your video's and have huge respect for you dedication, knowledge and have learned so much already..."theoretcally"
Good luck buddy. You must break your body in. You use everything your body has. Then you find "mettle"of mind. Believe me, you combine it all. Seek dictionary for mettle.😊
Good luck. Stick at it.
@@rickryan9520 Just passed my CSCS test with 100% . Joined the 50's club.Starting a bootcamp 4 weeks bricklaying course on 27th. The journey has begun on a good note.
Hi...Charlie how you great to see back..holier what ..
Bishops Stortford Herts
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@@ave7786 👊🏻
Great job Charlie I have been missing you. Have you been on holiday??
What boards are they
Gosto muito dos seus videos.
Can't see how them upright stones will hold on.
So a double wall for the house
Go on bouy,stick em up straight
Must be mad money to be made in UK
I am 21 years old and in India...... please some tell me how to reach over to the UK in an apprenticeship with Bricklayer work.
Please Help Me Someone.
Since watching your videos I’m now laying and spreading the suger on my weetabix like you lay the muck on the bricks, but maybe I’m using to much suger
How's the new baby mate, hope Amy is doing ok
Cam on geez 🤜🤛
The Half You Laid Last on the Right is Way Low. I Could Tell Right Away. There was only One Man that was Perfect and they Crucified Him.
So the jambs aren’t tied to the brickwork at all?
@@DanielBernhardt6738 yes ther two ties in the jamb
How come you got the other Mush off TH-cam with
A ruler works better for brick work
How do you buy subscribers ?
Why are you doing engineers work let the set it out ? And Jams = stone mullions when I was laying brick m8 take care and keep the videos coming
@@brianshuker-wstf mullions are the verticals between windows up the side verticals are jams and over the tops are heads
Jams are what you put on toast… I thought there jambs
@@johngarthwaite4051 They are Mate...
Making a simple job look complicated
No wonder your on top money with messing about you do Fixity years has bricking we didn’t mess about like that. T C old Brickie
Things must be bad driving 4 hours to stay in digs and build pillars and faff about with all that crap😢😅
I want to work with you bro
Not very many ties. Is it no every 3 brick going up door and window reveals???
Is on all our jobs 👍
Clean ya cavity smudge 🤣🤣🤣
When did you get married
Your methods are good and clearly know how to make money but all basic really how would you fair on detailed work ie herringbone , bullseyes,corbels,etc can we see some of your examples here I think not
@@poaldavidson4 thanks for your comment
@@poaldavidson4 you’d look in a nash book and build it as per drawing. Not hard. Once you know how to lay a brick all you need to know is the method of how to build it. Herringbone, corbels and bullseye aren’t exactly hard either. I built a bullseye in 3rd year at college, I’m 20 years in I’m sure I’d manage
Wouldn’t lean on that peir much! 😅
Top job tho
Mansion😂😂😂😂😂😂poundland abode. Mr and mrs goldtaps. No style at all. Good brickie, which there are lots of🙄😁
So much cast stone is ruined by bricklayers handling it like bricks and not treating it like a stonemason would. The beds and perps should be treated differently than a brick joint or bed. The most important thing is not to get the brick mortar over the cast stone as it will stain.
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Coming along nicely charile is graig just working with u on the massion our you two teamed up now 🧱👌
@@danfenton89 he lives up near the job so we teamed up on it 👌
I want to work with you bro
I want to work with you bro
Shut up will ya
I want to work with you bro
Shut up will ya
I want to work with you bro
Shut up will ya