There's never any mention of how these people view the type of brickwork age of buildings and particularly about bulking It's just about flash Harry's giving the big licks for their ego and Finnishing prowess!!
You are old school like me perp first .and then straight joints along I used to use 8 ml finger trowel or a 10 mil finger trowel 👍 look really good job 👍
im not a mason but work with brick/mortar a lot as a chimney sweep. im sure you CAN put it on top but i'd imagine grinding out most of the old mortar first will give you better, smoother, and longer lasting results. A lot of the time the old mortar gets kind of sandy as it breaks down so putting fresh mortar on top wouldn't bind that well.
Particularly with old pre-portland mortar it is quite important to clear out the sandy and less sandy mortar. Crazy mother fuckers who put it just on top for that ancient stuff. Then you have degrading mortar behind new stuff, bad bad! Anyway, I've been finding making the mortar and cleaning out the old mortar to take 4X as long as repointing new mottar. So I'm actually trying to find tops on cleaning old lime mortar, since that's the rate limiter on the work imo
If you plan on using it on top, there is a special type of product that strengthens the old mortar and fills it up. But usually, people do this when their bricks start to loosen, or the mortal is cracking. In that case, it is highly recommended to remove the old mortal to at least 15 mm deep.
That may be fast when your using your tuck pointer but not compared to pointing gun. Spend £350 on a drill with a hopper and make it back before first tea break I promise you that lad. It will shit all over any man that points by hand.
It stays there. The purpose of repointing is that over time, the weather erodes the mortar on the face of the wall. The work being done here is to improve the look of the building, it isn't structural.
You are the 1 guy on the crew trying to save a material that costs 10$ per 80 lbs and miss the fact the mason makes 50$ per hr lmao. Let him waist as much as he likes when the job pays 1k to 3k on a job like that 😂😂😂😂😂 keep up the sh1t show make us laugh some more please 😂😂😂😂😂
Bed joints first then hesd joints.Finish your corners once they set in its hard to blend it. And that's kinda slow but for 8 hours a day tooling it's ok speed
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That’s how it’s done ! No piping bag here . 😂
Rule number 86. Always wait for mortar to dry before swiping the boggers off. Don’t do it while ur still pointing, it makes it messy looking. K bye
😭😭love the k bye bit 😭😭
Looks good to me… but I don’t know why I’m here… I literally don’t care. TH-cam is stealing my life.
Leave like you said & Finnish with horse hair brush 👌
Let it dry enough to give it a nice sponge off with a dry sponge. Just enough to take the snots and stains off. Mint job this lad.
@@greglivermore6700seriously you need to stay off TH-cam because that looks shit!
This guy knows his stuff.
I could watch that all day....
What a rhythm! I’ve got this!!! Thanks!!!
That is what you call a professional pointer 👏
There's never any mention of how these people view the type of brickwork age of buildings and particularly about bulking It's just about flash Harry's giving the big licks for their ego and Finnishing prowess!!
You are old school like me perp first .and then straight joints along I used to use 8 ml finger trowel or a 10 mil finger trowel 👍 look really good job 👍
Try the beds first it’s easier to fill perp and it doesn’t drag down brick like this bloke has done
Whats the best sand to use for this? Sharp or building and what ratio?
Practice makes perfect. Brickmasons look like sculptors to me. 🏆👏
The dustpan with no mess is Niceeeeee. People in here don't know what they're seeing
Nice skills lad
Work of art
Nice job pal
Do you always have to grind the old mortar out or can you just go over it with the new?
im not a mason but work with brick/mortar a lot as a chimney sweep. im sure you CAN put it on top but i'd imagine grinding out most of the old mortar first will give you better, smoother, and longer lasting results. A lot of the time the old mortar gets kind of sandy as it breaks down so putting fresh mortar on top wouldn't bind that well.
@@yungbroc great point! Thanks
Particularly with old pre-portland mortar it is quite important to clear out the sandy and less sandy mortar.
Crazy mother fuckers who put it just on top for that ancient stuff. Then you have degrading mortar behind new stuff, bad bad!
Anyway, I've been finding making the mortar and cleaning out the old mortar to take 4X as long as repointing new mottar. So I'm actually trying to find tops on cleaning old lime mortar, since that's the rate limiter on the work imo
If you plan on using it on top, there is a special type of product that strengthens the old mortar and fills it up. But usually, people do this when their bricks start to loosen, or the mortal is cracking. In that case, it is highly recommended to remove the old mortal to at least 15 mm deep.
Great work 👍
That's lit
that's old school. awesome. 👍
Well done mate
HalleluYAH Love the skills
This is. Real gangster a man who works in construction from a proud asain brit
That’s really fast 💨
Nice job
Nice Work
Proper job
Thats some South Philly shit right there
That may be fast when your using your tuck pointer but not compared to pointing gun. Spend £350 on a drill with a hopper and make it back before first tea break I promise you that lad. It will shit all over any man that points by hand.
Are you sure I can point fast n I'm not sure about electric mortar gun
Are you sure I can point fast n I'm not sure about electric mortar gun
@@bingbong2205hands will not be faster than a drill . Even a non electric one
Nice 👍🏽
Smasher
He got the shadows on the beds naa??? Or do I suck at my job
So basically it just like striking up after you lay brick, you hit the head joints and then the bed joints?
I always do my heads first then the beds. Otherwise your heads leave a tail mark
Hell yeah bro
That's how to make money! Practice your skill until you got it lightening fast!!
Sick
Looks about 5mm thick 😮
What's the rush?
How much does it cost for 3 bed semi. ???
lol, how big is a fish.
Making a right mess
Try doing that all day ur last 30 minutes that speed
old school it's normal.
I wish there where more walls like this🥲. If that man tries to do the same on an old edgy curvy wall, he is gonna have a problem
Ahhhhh right to left, not left to right!!! I think this will help me!
Only if you are right-handed, though. Good luck!
@@Jpbawlings ohh yeah, 👍
👍👍👍👍
De man op dit filmpje doet werkelijk alles fout wat hij vroeger fout kan doen.
How is it call that tool ?
Meanwhile it’s taken me 2 hours to do 5 joints 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 fuckkkkkkk
What about the other half of the mortar inside?
It stays there. The purpose of repointing is that over time, the weather erodes the mortar on the face of the wall. The work being done here is to improve the look of the building, it isn't structural.
Wow - your contact details?
And then spends twice as long mixing up more muck because he’s wasted so much falling to the ground.
That's what labourers are for
You don't have a clue
You are the 1 guy on the crew trying to save a material that costs 10$ per 80 lbs and miss the fact the mason makes 50$ per hr lmao. Let him waist as much as he likes when the job pays 1k to 3k on a job like that 😂😂😂😂😂 keep up the sh1t show make us laugh some more please 😂😂😂😂😂
Any brick acid
Lemon juice just as good
You're not filling the gaps properly. Toss.
Kinda looked like that, was wondering about it
U Brits are all a bunch of tossers lol
Bed joints first then hesd joints.Finish your corners once they set in its hard to blend it. And that's kinda slow but for 8 hours a day tooling it's ok speed
Should be using lime mortar not cement
Das ist nicht richtig, du machst es falsch, alles, was du gemacht hast, hat Löcher, nach ein paar Jahren wird alles rausfallen. Lg tenbel Fugenbetrieb
Stains everywhere 😂😂😂
Wrong horizon joints first pull vertical into mortar you staining the brick
Very smudgy technique also never cut the lines
Fast..?
Probably falls out when you pressure wash it since it’s not packed in 1 inch depth lol
Beautiful pointing but how long can you keep up the speed lol
He could probably do that all day long or 5 days a week if need be, it's easy when done correctly like this.
U got dem skills nice one g