What sort of sanding discs do you use to clean the brick and how many does it take to do the front of the house? Its an amazing job. Thanks for uploading.
Now this finish is a thing of beauty. This for me is the better joint finish. Top stuff I did one like this very similar in process but a long time ago
Beautiful job. I did wonder about the loss of face on the brick when removing the render but you solved that. What type of disc did you use to smooth the brick faces (I've never seen that before)? The pointing is immaculate.
I've got a question, what do you guys do when all the brick dust from grinding and dust from racking out the old pointing goes on the neighbours windows and sills etc? That's one of my biggest worries as I would hate to upset my neighbours.
Diamomd Cup blade seems traceless with disc marks. Never the same when im using it doing banker work 😂 do you use a buffing pad afterwards or straight diamond tip mate?
@@londonrepointingrestoratio4275 I spent a day working with a bloke who was doing that pointing and that’s we he called it and it stuck ever since , probs because it’s a variation of the original
I've watched a lot of his videos and he never goes into detail of the tuckpointing process. I presume it's to protect trade secrets? I think this whole channel is about showing off their skills and advertising for more work, but it's definitely not an "educational" channel to help DIYers (or even professionals) learn trade skills.
Nigel..bet your jealous because you don't have the skills these guys have.They do a excellent job ..Just because they are not sitting behind a desk all day does not mean they didn't do well at school.
@@nigelhaines7900 Then maybe just say .. Horrible job .I know as I'm in the trade ....saying bet they wished they concentrated better at school makes it sound like it's not a good job.Every job someone does is good.
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It’s nice to see a video of the actual work involved rather than just before and after like most
beautiful work! heritage is everything
That’s amazing. Great work
Looks amazing, great job
Your work is art!
You should be very proud of yourself!
Really nice to see this process in a bit more detail! Look forward to getting you guys in on our house when the budget permits 👏🏻
How much do they charge
Just out of curiosity, what kind of sanding disc are you using ?
Just from screwfix cupping disc 👍
Amazing work!! Wish you were in the northeast of England, so you could do mine
What sort of sanding discs do you use to clean the brick and how many does it take to do the front of the house? Its an amazing job. Thanks for uploading.
Wow mate that stunning. Job well done
Thanks Paul 🙏
Now this finish is a thing of beauty.
This for me is the better joint finish.
Top stuff
I did one like this very similar in process but a long time ago
Great video, how much did this example cost the customer?
Beautiful job. I did wonder about the loss of face on the brick when removing the render but you solved that. What type of disc did you use to smooth the brick faces (I've never seen that before)? The pointing is immaculate.
Brilliant. Do you point and then paint the brick and cement to ge a thin joint look?? Can you show the pointing and brick painting?? Great look.
Penny roll looks similar to tuck pointing. What's the difference, is it just a deeper groove within which the ribbon is placed?
Fantastic work! It's nice to see the work in progress sections.
Wow that’s an awesome job
Incredible work.
Two questions: 1. what kind of cost would something like this be...?
2. By removing the rendering does it reduce the EPC rating...?
1. A lot per square meter.
2. Dry bricks are more thermally efficient than wet bricks but the EPC wouldn’t be affected
@@kuk3411 And what is 'a lot' ? Can you give an estimated figure per square meter?
Cracking finish 👏
I've got a question, what do you guys do when all the brick dust from grinding and dust from racking out the old pointing goes on the neighbours windows and sills etc? That's one of my biggest worries as I would hate to upset my neighbours.
We Jet wash down each night keep the neighbours happy !!
@@londonrepointingrestoratio4275 that's reassuring to hear, great work as always
Hi mate what sanding disks do you use
when my builders got this done, he used a dust extractor, he told me because neighbours complain and doesn't want to deal with drama
Diamomd Cup blade seems traceless with disc marks. Never the same when im using it doing banker work 😂 do you use a buffing pad afterwards or straight diamond tip mate?
What type of grinder blades do yous use
Difficult to price I imagine
New school penny pointing is the bees nees!
What’s new school never heard of it 💁♂️
@@londonrepointingrestoratio4275 I spent a day working with a bloke who was doing that pointing and that’s we he called it and it stuck ever since , probs because it’s a variation of the original
Never heard of it m8 new school penny roll sounds like ghetto slang 😂
@@londonrepointingrestoratio4275
He was from south London ! 😂
🤦♂️😂
Looks like a cracken job!
🙌
Pukka job as always 👌👍
Top wack for painting
You showed the process all the way up to the pointing and then nothing about the pointing a bit disappointed
I've watched a lot of his videos and he never goes into detail of the tuckpointing process. I presume it's to protect trade secrets? I think this whole channel is about showing off their skills and advertising for more work, but it's definitely not an "educational" channel to help DIYers (or even professionals) learn trade skills.
What a horrible job to have to do i bet they wished they concentrated at school more
What a stupid comment... they clearly take pride in their work, not everyone has to have an office job
Nigel..bet your jealous because you don't have the skills these guys have.They do a excellent job ..Just because they are not sitting behind a desk all day does not mean they didn't do well at school.
@@carolinediggins7360Have all the skills plus some thats why i dont do it been in the building 40 years i know what to pick and choose
@@nigelhaines7900 Then maybe just say .. Horrible job .I know as I'm in the trade ....saying bet they wished they concentrated better at school makes it sound like it's not a good job.Every job someone does is good.
@@carolinediggins7360 i quite agree but its a job you would pass on because you no its a horrible job to do ( just experience)
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