You are a wonderful teacher. Several times you mentioned, "This may be obvious," but NOTHING IS OBVIOUS TO A BEGINNER. So many teachers skip things that they do by instinct at this point, but you lay (pun intended) it out. Great work.
Very true, been an apprentice for almost 3 years and the only thing that has saved me is the desire to learn. Just as you said there are so many things that have become almost second nature to bricklayers that they automatically assume is common knowledge it’s unreal. And when new guys come into the trade and get yelled at for not knowing things they end up quitting. Here in Canada. The trade has a ton of work but it is in some ways dying because not many new people are coming in
I’m likely never going to lay even 1brick in my life. That said, I found this video fascinating. As a professional trainer, I was blown away by your patient and detailed explanations. Loved your humble humanity vs so many who use training to inflate their egos and showcase their skills. Well done.
I thank you Sir all the details in your teaching I've been watching many videos because I been thinking about building a brick fence around my front yard with some kind of metal fence on top, you're teaching has given me the confidence I need thank you again Sir may God Bless You.
I started my bricklayers course in college just yesterday and I struggled as I’ve never laid a brick ever in my life and now I feel I know most of the techniques to make it easier for myself thank you soo much you are a true hero
I just wanted to thank you for your posts! I spent a few hours last night going through how to mix mortar and how to true up lines and today I went out and rebuilt my chimney. Now, no one is going to recruit me for a brick layer's union, but the job is completed and I won't have to be ashamed to walk into my house. I also got compliments from my neighbor who is a retired contractor! Apparently I at least looked like I knew what I was doing! Thank you for making it doable.
Probably one of the best tutorials I have come across to date, cover every little detail and make it so you understand how to do it properly. Many thanks.
Absolutely excellent tutorial, really perfect for the beginner who has no knowledge of bricklaying! Now the real question is, how did I get here, and why did I watch the whole thing when I have no need to lay any bricks?! 😅
Haha same here. I went to B&Q today and got lost in the bricks and fences section. Then I came home and the first vid on my TH-cam was this. I actually ended up watching the it twice. Very detail ordinary down to earth tutorial.
I was a signwriter for many years - boy that's a hard skill to learn. So even these days I'm pretty good with most hand tools. Bricklaying is my new favourite thing to do. Big respect for those who treat it like a proper craft. There isn't many out there who do.
Rodian Builds ill give it a go at my college as I’m a beginner on a construction level one course, just seen ur vid on how to make a corner, that information was well needed, keep up with the great vids because I wanna see more 👌🏻🤘🏻
Rodian Builds Joeybuilder0114 after I watched this yesterday I thought I can do that easy but then my neighbours had a party and got very loud and annoying so when they all passed out I popped into his garden and laid a few bricks of my own if you know what I mean I had a big shit on his brand new decking is what I mean that’ll teach em to not invite me I mean be too noisy oh yeah I need to mention I had explosive diarrhoea Hope this helps your query
Arrived at this video a few years too late…..but if you can’t lay bricks after watching this video, then it probably isn’t for you. Just about everything covered in an easy to understand way. I used to work for an old boy when I was a nipper and he more or less taught me the same things as this. I’m not a bricky but I’ve never forgotten what he taught me. So glad I watched this. Cheers fella…great video! 👍
RE FROG: When you mold a brick, part of the mold is called the kicker. The kickers in the mold help push the clay into position, it takes out air and makes the brick solid. The Dutch word for frog is "kikker". So you have an English person teaching a Dutch person (kicker), who then translates that to frog ad teaches an English person ..... Frog sticks,.
About to attempt to repair a low brick wall that a delivery driver knocked the corner off... Mr B is busy, so here I am teaching myself basic bricklaying 😁 Thank you so much for your patient, clear explanation!
Dang it, just saw one of your updates which included your beautiful wife Hollie's health and her veggies and sunflowers. Praying hard! Also well done re Macmillan, I organised a coffee morning a few weeks back. Wishing you both all the very best xx
I've watched all of the brick laying you tubers and whilst they are all great at their trade I've gotta say Rodian you are by far the best at explaining how its done.Who wants an extension built Im ready to start building ! Colin, Plymouth
I am an ex-teacher. You are a superb communicator. Very thorough and extremely detailed... a born teacher my friend. Thank you for your expert tuition.
Incredible instruction. You Sir are a pro. Will be watching this many times. I have a project I need to do. I need to hire a Pro. Wish you lived close. Thank you
Hello bud, just wanted to say thanks. I’ve just finished building a 3.5m by 1.0m retaining wall to raise our patio. Followed your instructions/ tips and had a crack. Bricks didn’t go down very quickly, but I took my time checking as I went. Confident to have a go at any garden stuff, but think I leave the house building to you professionals. Thanks again bud.
Good informative video, Rodian. Easy to follow for the would-be apprentices watching your channel.👍I remember my first couple of days on site as an apprentice in 1984 my journeyman just gave me a spot board full of mortar and had me loading the trowel and spreading a bed on the board over and over again for both shifts! I was thinking WTF have I let myself in for, but it was the perfect introduction to the trade, make the trowel an extention to your arm and it makes the rest of the job so much easier.
I was the same when I started. Just wanted to lay bricks but had to roll around the muck for what felt like weeks until I was allowed onto blockwork 🤣🧱👍🏻
I wanted to thank you for the fantastic and accessible training videos! I have never laid a single brick but needed to build a block wall to close off garage door, these videos gave me the confidence to try and even if I say so myself... the wall came out very nice and tidy. Keep up the videos, great job 👍
I’ve been watching my albañil for years- Ufa. I’ve learned how to lay tile, roof, I still do plumbing, wiring, carpentry. Sew, crochet, knit, cook hahaha draw, brew beer, oh lord- now I am going to give this a go!
Thanks for the great video. You explain it in a way that even the greenest of noobs can go out on a jobsite and look like he has a lot more experience than he really has, and get the job done right! The way people hold the tools and materials, certain movements and etc easily gives it away if you know what you're doing or not!
Never laid a brick in my life, but the weekend attempting to build some step in my back garden down. This is an amazing video, so a massive thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Fair play pal. Things I can't do annoy me massively and you've inspired me to have a go at the activity right at the top of the list. Thank you so much for this informative and usable guide. It's just a matter of knowing how to pick up the trowel and get stuck in and whilst I'm not quick its looking pretty good. Massive pat on the back to you feller!
hi guys. back to the daily grind? hope you enjoyed your holiday. just back from Tenerife. I been laying bricks for nigh on 40yrs and I still watch all rodians and your posts. only bricklayers will underdtand this mentality. ps - big push lads and its Christmas. ho ho ho.
harry godwinson . Evening Harry . We never even went in today it was that bad 😳. I’m sure I speak for Rodian too when I say it’s very flattering to hear experienced brickies enjoy our channels too 👌🏼🧱👍🏽
Great video. I love bricklaying and do regret that I never learned this trade. I'm stuck and bored in an office job whereas with bricklaying you get a sense of satisfaction at the end of the day. It's hard work but I think it's definitely worth it.
Where are you now? I’m a gardener but fed up with the non permanence of it and everything being back to how it was a few weeks later. I am dying to change careers to brick laying but don’t know where to start. I’m 34 and have two young kids so can’t afford to be an apprentice
The actual term "frog" comes from the dutch word "kikker" Traditional brick making consisted of a wooden box which a "kicker" in the middle was used to force the clay out wards to form the arrises. Apparently 🤷♂️
Iv been told this too every 3 frogs back 1 brick and the used the kicker to do this and it was also to keep the weight of the brick down due to importation tax apparently 😂
Boy, I am from America and I have to look up half of your words HAHA , but damn I am happy. Thank you. I feel like I might be able to actually build these side steps myself.
I like this bloke and his method of teaching. Thanks, I started watching by clicking accidentally and since have subscribed and am a follower of your channel.
You're a really good teacher mate; explaining and expanding on things as you go along as well as showing how to practice. Always fancied having a go at bricklaying - you give me the confidence to have a go now. Mucho Cheerzo!
Superb tutorial matey. I’ve just completed my shed build after following your advice and I’m over the moon. It’s only 8ft x 6ft n took me a week for learning on the job but yeh thanks for the lessons. A well happy non bricky :D
I’m 68 and in lock down because of the Corona virus never laid a brick in my life but always wanted to learn and you popped up out of no where, you are brilliant at teaching I loved every minute and I have subscribed to go and watch the rest of the lessons thank you and stay healthy 👍❤️
I hope you're keeping well too? It's never too late to learn something new! My dad is 84 and still gets his trowel out every now and then. Glad to hear you are enjoying the videos 😁
Great video, my dad was a brickie when i was younger but sadly left the job when i would of been learning, the arm chair was awesome, you must be a master brickie
The actual term "frog" comes from the dutch word "kikker" Traditional brick making consisted of a wooden box which a "kicker" in the middle was used to force the clay out wards to form the arrises. Kikker comes from the lowlands of Belgium and Holland and simply translates into English as frog and has nothing to do with leaping frogs!
Thats nasty of you to say that and bad mind. He did this video and I'm very grateful, everyone has their way suits them and we can either take or leave it. It shameful how others find it easy putting others down.
Constructive Feed Back Comment (hopefully) lol 1. If you like the background music in this video please hit Thumbs up in this comment 2. If you dis-like the background music in this video please hit thumbs down in this comment. Don't hit the level HAHAHA there are only two types of bricky when it comes to not hitting the level, those that do and those that lie and say they dont lol
Had a couple of people saying to cut the background music out. Interesting. Cant believe steve and alex had someone stop watching because you hit your level 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I watched this because i wanted to learn, and i did, and now i dont want to brick lay any more. 😁 . On another note, great video, great camera work too. I learned so much from this. 👊
Rodian I have followed you for quite a long time around the time you put your footings in, you have such a good manor to your presentations and has inspired me to a garden wall project, I will be starting this summer is it possible you could do some front door steps with curves also how to cut the brick to maintain 10 mill on the radius , if you don't cut it looks poor to the eye! Lastly please give an update how your wife is doing health wise please I do hope you continue youtubing after house is built , god bless your wife and you its a privelidge to be part of your team .
Love this Video, gives you all the basic`s you need to start brick laying. Rodian you are a very skill full guy. Thanks for the video will watch them all.
Brilliant video. I'm learning Bricklaying in College at the moment. I started last week and we did the basics and had a little go of laying a bed and then the bricks on top of it and it was great. It's just rolling the Mortar and scooping it on to the Trowel is my issue 😂. I'll get the hang of if eventually tho.
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You're a natural teacher. This is easily the best basic tutorial on bricklaying I have seen. Brilliant.
You are a wonderful teacher. Several times you mentioned, "This may be obvious," but NOTHING IS OBVIOUS TO A BEGINNER. So many teachers skip things that they do by instinct at this point, but you lay (pun intended) it out. Great work.
Nothing is obvious to a beginner. That is a universal truth.
Very true, been an apprentice for almost 3 years and the only thing that has saved me is the desire to learn.
Just as you said there are so many things that have become almost second nature to bricklayers that they automatically assume is common knowledge it’s unreal. And when new guys come into the trade and get yelled at for not knowing things they end up quitting.
Here in Canada. The trade has a ton of work but it is in some ways dying because not many new people are coming in
I’m likely never going to lay even 1brick in my life. That said, I found this video fascinating. As a professional trainer, I was blown away by your patient and detailed explanations. Loved your humble humanity vs so many who use training to inflate their egos and showcase their skills. Well done.
I thank you Sir all the details in your teaching I've been watching many videos because I been thinking about building a brick fence around my front yard with some kind of metal fence on top, you're teaching has given me the confidence I need thank you again Sir may God Bless You.
I started my bricklayers course in college just yesterday and I struggled as I’ve never laid a brick ever in my life and now I feel I know most of the techniques to make it easier for myself thank you soo much you are a true hero
U still doing bricklaying?
I just wanted to thank you for your posts! I spent a few hours last night going through how to mix mortar and how to true up lines and today I went out and rebuilt my chimney. Now, no one is going to recruit me for a brick layer's union, but the job is completed and I won't have to be ashamed to walk into my house. I also got compliments from my neighbor who is a retired contractor! Apparently I at least looked like I knew what I was doing! Thank you for making it doable.
Probably one of the best tutorials I have come across to date, cover every little detail and make it so you understand how to do it properly. Many thanks.
There is another excellent 5 part video,, the name is HOW I LAY BRICK.
Agreed
Seriously, nugget after nugget of how and why throughout! Thank you
Love this! Brilliant teaching from a top bloke 👍👍👍
Absolutely excellent tutorial, really perfect for the beginner who has no knowledge of bricklaying!
Now the real question is, how did I get here, and why did I watch the whole thing when I have no need to lay any bricks?! 😅
Haha same here. I went to B&Q today and got lost in the bricks and fences section. Then I came home and the first vid on my TH-cam was this. I actually ended up watching the it twice. Very detail ordinary down to earth tutorial.
😂😂😂
It's his voice just draws you in
thank you for encouraging people like me who are no so sure how it can be done very informative and easy going
I was a signwriter for many years - boy that's a hard skill to learn. So even these days I'm pretty good with most hand tools. Bricklaying is my new favourite thing to do. Big respect for those who treat it like a proper craft. There isn't many out there who do.
A solid no nonsense tutorial.Thanks for the down to earth language.A great help.
Who disliked this and didn’t like it, these videos make me want to lay bricks and try compare mine with his
Give it a go buddy, would love to see what you end up building!! 👍🏻🧱😁
Rodian Builds ill give it a go at my college as I’m a beginner on a construction level one course, just seen ur vid on how to make a corner, that information was well needed, keep up with the great vids because I wanna see more 👌🏻🤘🏻
Rodian Builds a mess is what he will build ffs it aint lego
Rodian Builds Joeybuilder0114 after I watched this yesterday I thought I can do that easy but then my neighbours had a party and got very loud and annoying so when they all passed out I popped into his garden and laid a few bricks of my own if you know what I mean
I had a big shit on his brand new decking is what I mean that’ll teach em to not invite me I mean be too noisy oh yeah I need to mention I had explosive diarrhoea
Hope this helps your query
Arrived at this video a few years too late…..but if you can’t lay bricks after watching this video, then it probably isn’t for you. Just about everything covered in an easy to understand way. I used to work for an old boy when I was a nipper and he more or less taught me the same things as this. I’m not a bricky but I’ve never forgotten what he taught me. So glad I watched this. Cheers fella…great video! 👍
RE FROG: When you mold a brick, part of the mold is called the kicker. The kickers in the mold help push the clay into position, it takes out air and makes the brick solid. The Dutch word for frog is "kikker". So you have an English person teaching a Dutch person (kicker), who then translates that to frog ad teaches an English person ..... Frog sticks,.
Frog - It's also the middle of a horses hoof (ironically also sometimes used for kicking haha)
Everything came from a female horse?
About to attempt to repair a low brick wall that a delivery driver knocked the corner off... Mr B is busy, so here I am teaching myself basic bricklaying 😁 Thank you so much for your patient, clear explanation!
Dang it, just saw one of your updates which included your beautiful wife Hollie's health and her veggies and sunflowers. Praying hard! Also well done re Macmillan, I organised a coffee morning a few weeks back. Wishing you both all the very best xx
your a great teacher RB! If I was a young bricklayer I'd be doing everything in my power to become your apprentice!!
I've watched all of the brick laying you tubers and whilst they are all great at their trade I've gotta say Rodian you are by far the best at explaining how its done.Who wants an extension built Im ready to start building !
Colin, Plymouth
The frog is a term used for the indentation of a horse’s hoof. Great video by the way.
I am an ex-teacher. You are a superb communicator. Very thorough and extremely detailed... a born teacher my friend. Thank you for your expert tuition.
Thank you, I try my best 😁👍🏻🧱
I've never layered a single brink. I've 2000 arriving tomorrow! Hahahaha lady age 43 but you was brilliant!
How did the bricklaying go?
😅
Good for you!!!...
How did it go?
Without a doubt best beginners tutorial I've seen on TH-cam!
75 years old and learning every day .. well done excellent skills and tuition .
Thanks Richard, I hope to continue learning every day myself. 🧱👍🏻😁
Best tutorial ever for a newbie DIYer like me. Thank you.
First Minute: That triangle stone laid into the background wall kept making me wonder why the play button wasn’t going away
J E me too ! 😂
😂😂
Incredible instruction. You Sir are a pro. Will be watching this many times. I have a project I need to do. I need to hire a Pro. Wish you lived close. Thank you
I really like the honesty of this tradesman , "there's a way i'm going to show you, that you should NEVER use " Quality content fella !
Hello bud, just wanted to say thanks. I’ve just finished building a 3.5m by 1.0m retaining wall to raise our patio. Followed your instructions/ tips and had a crack. Bricks didn’t go down very quickly, but I took my time checking as I went. Confident to have a go at any garden stuff, but think I leave the house building to you professionals. Thanks again bud.
Good informative video, Rodian. Easy to follow for the would-be apprentices watching your channel.👍I remember my first couple of days on site as an apprentice in 1984 my journeyman just gave me a spot board full of mortar and had me loading the trowel and spreading a bed on the board over and over again for both shifts! I was thinking WTF have I let myself in for, but it was the perfect introduction to the trade, make the trowel an extention to your arm and it makes the rest of the job so much easier.
I was the same when I started. Just wanted to lay bricks but had to roll around the muck for what felt like weeks until I was allowed onto blockwork 🤣🧱👍🏻
Excellent. Perfect bricklayer.
I wanted to thank you for the fantastic and accessible training videos! I have never laid a single brick but needed to build a block wall to close off garage door, these videos gave me the confidence to try and even if I say so myself... the wall came out very nice and tidy. Keep up the videos, great job 👍
Epic tutorial, unbelievably concise. Thank you. X
I’ve been watching my albañil for years- Ufa. I’ve learned how to lay tile, roof, I still do plumbing, wiring, carpentry. Sew, crochet, knit, cook hahaha draw, brew beer, oh lord- now I am going to give this a go!
So helpful, everything explained and made so simple to understand for someone that has never picked up a brick before !
Im in college doing bricklaying and this has helped me out very much I'd like to say thank you for new tips and methods I've learned today
I'm starting college soon and about to take a bricklaying course any tips or advice on starting out?
Thanks for the great video. You explain it in a way that even the greenest of noobs can go out on a jobsite and look like he has a lot more experience than he really has, and get the job done right! The way people hold the tools and materials, certain movements and etc easily gives it away if you know what you're doing or not!
Never laid a brick in my life, but the weekend attempting to build some step in my back garden down.
This is an amazing video, so a massive thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Fair play pal. Things I can't do annoy me massively and you've inspired me to have a go at the activity right at the top of the list.
Thank you so much for this informative and usable guide. It's just a matter of knowing how to pick up the trowel and get stuck in and whilst I'm not quick its looking pretty good.
Massive pat on the back to you feller!
Nice one Rodian ........ I can do it I just struggled explaining how to do it to Alex 🤯.
You explained it all beautifully 👌🏼🧱👍🏽
Cheers buddy👍🏻I always wanted to be a bricklaying tutor....living the dream 🤣🧱👍🏻
Rodian Builds . 👏🏽👏🏽, nice one. 🧱👍🏽
hi guys. back to the daily grind? hope you enjoyed your holiday. just back from Tenerife. I been laying bricks for nigh on 40yrs and I still watch all rodians and your posts. only bricklayers will underdtand this mentality. ps - big push lads and its Christmas. ho ho ho.
harry godwinson . Evening Harry . We never even went in today it was that bad 😳.
I’m sure I speak for Rodian too when I say it’s very flattering to hear experienced brickies enjoy our channels too 👌🏼🧱👍🏽
Good man, great video. You're a natural.
Thank you! Such a hue help for starting out simple home projects!
This is not only an excellent tutorial, it really is inspiring.
Great video. I love bricklaying and do regret that I never learned this trade. I'm stuck and bored in an office job whereas with bricklaying you get a sense of satisfaction at the end of the day. It's hard work but I think it's definitely worth it.
Where are you now? I’m a gardener but fed up with the non permanence of it and everything being back to how it was a few weeks later. I am dying to change careers to brick laying but don’t know where to start. I’m 34 and have two young kids so can’t afford to be an apprentice
The actual term "frog" comes from the dutch word "kikker" Traditional brick making consisted of a wooden box which a "kicker" in the middle was used to force the clay out wards to form the arrises.
Apparently 🤷♂️
Iv been told this too every 3 frogs back 1 brick and the used the kicker to do this and it was also to keep the weight of the brick down due to importation tax apparently 😂
Sorry but i don't get the connection between "frog" and "kikker"???
Google it
The Dutch word for frog is kikker
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@@az276 Klinker is a Dutch term for brick- being the sound it makes. Baksteen is the Dutch word for brick.
personal experience ok so why is it called a frog ?
Very good tutorial. Covers the most minor details, the ones that can make or break the project. Thanks so much for making this for everyone!
Really helpful, especially the small but important details. I've saved this video for reference.
Thank you.
Been a bricklayer for 17yrs now and still loving it
My hands are still rough after 35 years. Thats how long it been since I laid bricks , dont mis it at all.
Perfect teacher, well explained and demonstrate d, thanks for your efforts.
I'm currently doing my first year of Brick laying and I've learnt a few things just from this one vid. Look forward to watching more 👌
Glad to be of some help buddy, hope the course is going well? 😁👍🏻🧱
@@RodianBuilds cheers and yes it's going great thanks but I've sent u a text on IG about it 👌
How is the job mate.. ? are u happy working as bricklayer? is good carrier? Thank you
Boy, I am from America and I have to look up half of your words HAHA , but damn I am happy. Thank you. I feel like I might be able to actually build these side steps myself.
I like this bloke and his method of teaching. Thanks, I started watching by clicking accidentally and since have subscribed and am a follower of your channel.
Excellent tutor, i wish i had him at college.
Really clear description of all the basics. Many thanks Rodian
You're a really good teacher mate; explaining and expanding on things as you go along as well as showing how to practice. Always fancied having a go at bricklaying - you give me the confidence to have a go now. Mucho Cheerzo!
Cheers buddy, I do my best. Glad to hear you're going to dip your toe into bricklaying, hope you enjoy it 🧱🤙🏼
Great patience you've shown. Thank you!
I cut with the tip not the heel it's faster and neater.
As a complete novice this was perfect - really good work!
Great video as always but please leave out the background 'music' - your description is so worth listening to without the 'tap tap tap' distraction.
A couple of people have said they dont like the music. Thanks for letting me know 👍🏻🧱
@@RodianBuilds Now three people have said they can do without the music. Thanks for the video and explanation.
Or, you could use Pink Floyd “Another Brick In The Wall” for your background tune.
Starting a bricklaying apprenticeship and this was helpful cheers
When you watch the North American bricklayers on those competitions, they always tend to leave a void on the side of the brick when buttering up.
Thank you Rodian this video was very helpful!👍
Veg helpful for a bricklayer who has just done his first week at college- thank you
Thanks for taking the time to watch buddy, glad to help 😁👍🏻🧱
Superb tutorial matey. I’ve just completed my shed build after following your advice and I’m over the moon. It’s only 8ft x 6ft n took me a week for learning on the job but yeh thanks for the lessons. A well happy non bricky :D
I’m 68 and in lock down because of the Corona virus never laid a brick in my life but always wanted to learn and you popped up out of no where, you are brilliant at teaching I loved every minute and I have subscribed to go and watch the rest of the lessons thank you and stay healthy 👍❤️
I hope you're keeping well too? It's never too late to learn something new! My dad is 84 and still gets his trowel out every now and then. Glad to hear you are enjoying the videos 😁
first time I see this excellent tutorial thank you
So satisfying to watch. I appreciate the skills of the tradies.
Great video, my dad was a brickie when i was younger but sadly left the job when i would of been learning, the arm chair was awesome, you must be a master brickie
The actual term "frog" comes from the dutch word "kikker" Traditional brick making consisted of a wooden box which a "kicker" in the middle was used to force the clay out wards to form the arrises.
Kikker comes from the lowlands of Belgium and Holland and simply translates into English as frog and has nothing to do with leaping frogs!
You are the Best! Such genuine apreciation for your method and way you communicate. Had me fascinated the whole way through. Awsome job!
think it's easier to just lightly tap the level 😂
That's how you break your level. Take care of your tools and they will take care of you
Thats nasty of you to say that and bad mind. He did this video and I'm very grateful, everyone has their way suits them and we can either take or leave it. It shameful how others find it easy putting others down.
Fair play mate nice to see a tradesman take pride in his work 👍
Constructive Feed Back Comment (hopefully) lol
1. If you like the background music in this video please hit Thumbs up in this comment
2. If you dis-like the background music in this video please hit thumbs down in this comment.
Don't hit the level HAHAHA there are only two types of bricky when it comes to not hitting the level, those that do and those that lie and say they dont lol
Albertdog101 😏 guilty .... I had one clown who refused to watch any more if my videos because I did it 😂😂😂🧱👍🏽
Had a couple of people saying to cut the background music out. Interesting. Cant believe steve and alex had someone stop watching because you hit your level 🤣🤣🤣🤣
HAHA did they take their ball with them when they went home in a huff lol. How childish can some people get lol
I watched this because i wanted to learn, and i did, and now i dont want to brick lay any more. 😁 . On another note, great video, great camera work too. I learned so much from this. 👊
Thanks buddy, glad you enjoyed the video. How come you dont want to do it anymore after watching the video?
Thank you for this. Very informative. I’m building a house and planning on doing my own fireplaces.
Thank you. Great detail alot other videos tutorials have missed out
Great material! My fiance and I are looking to build our garden border out of brick and this video is really helping pave the way to success :)
Brilliant tutorial,thank you.
Thank you for the super detailed demonstration. It was very easy to follow along. You do a great job!
Great teacher.
I will be building a brick mailbox . I am glad I found this video
Excellent tutorial....I guess the 'thumbs down' people are living proof that no amount of detailed instructioncan CREATE understanding
Best video in the history of the universe thank you
🤣🤣 Thanks George 🤙🏼🧱
8:05 only when you get your brick wet lol.
Greatly appreciate the knowledge
Great video tutorial and rocking the ST hat too. 🤘
Cheers mate, I've got a brick shed wall to rebuild, I feel more confident now.
Extremely instructive, you are a great teacher! Keep up the good work sir !
Greetings from Iran, im here for the english you are using to explain the work, i really need it! Good skills btw ;)
Thx
Excellent , good teacher , nice comment when the "muck" fell off the trowel , interesting .
Really clear, well explained tutorial. Many thanks.
Rodian
I have followed you for quite a long time around the time you put your footings in, you have such a good manor to your presentations and has inspired me to a garden wall project, I will be starting this summer is it possible you could do some front door steps with curves also how to cut the brick to maintain 10 mill on the radius , if you don't cut it looks poor to the eye!
Lastly please give an update how your wife is doing health wise please
I do hope you continue youtubing after house is built , god bless your wife and you its a privelidge to be part of your team .
Superb Teaching. Many thanks
Thank you for this video. This is EXACTLY the info I needed. Cheers!
Very nicely explained
Appreciable
Love this Video, gives you all the basic`s you need to start brick laying. Rodian you are a very skill full guy. Thanks for the video will watch them all.
That was very good. Thank you.
thanks so much . I want to build a brick wall between two wooden beams. great little video. cheers
Great lesson. Thank you
Brilliant video. I'm learning Bricklaying in College at the moment. I started last week and we did the basics and had a little go of laying a bed and then the bricks on top of it and it was great. It's just rolling the Mortar and scooping it on to the Trowel is my issue 😂. I'll get the hang of if eventually tho.
One of the best videos nice one 👍
Great tutorial👍 Many thanks