Nice to see somebody taking the time to do a proper job. In the town were I live it would be done with blocks then pebbledashed every house has some form of external render looks awful your way is much nicer I love to see the old brick work 👍👌✊👏
I like that you showed tucking in the toothing upper bed before you cover it up. No one shows it but its so crucial to do that before you lay that course.
Love watching you're videos, find them very therapeutic for some reason! I'm 23 and work for myself as a joiner , both my grandads where very good brickies and iv been showing them some of you're work!
Lovely workmanship as usual stu! Was happy to see you wet them bricks down, I would love to point you in the direction of Peter ward - he has a lot of useful information on these old stock houses
Dug about 2 ton of spoil which was compacted solid and loaded and unloaded 50 bricks by hand today. My lazy backside is aching now. Cracking job here though boys.
Hey Stu. Mate you gotta get yourself an Arbortech! Makes life so much easier with toothing 👍🏽 Also the clamp you're using for you line is really for steel frame doors, we usually use dutch pins and pack our profiles out off the wall so the line can slide up, and use regular corner blocks so the line can wrap right around the profile.. Top job as always mate👍🏽
Alright mate been watching some of your vidoes i am a digger driver by trade and your work is bang on! Ive just strated a 20x8 summer house shed in brick keep the tips coming pal👌
Nice Work, Nice clamps - where can we buy (in London) Nice FULL JOINTS all over the gaff none of that "oh it will be alright" business. If theres one thing I take away from you showing us your skilled work it is full joints of muck no exceptions. Top man. Great choice of the music for your intro, shazammed and added to the playlist. Keep the train rolling and the content universal to the world UK isnt the only country that builds home with brick :) Thumbs up Stu.
You know the pros are at work when it looks so easy to do. I was given a pile of tools and I could not tell what an entire tool box was even for. Someone finally told me that they were brick laying tools. Where I grew up, there must only be a small handful of brick buildings. Shipping brick to Alaska must be expensive.
I have a masonry company in Canada and I just hired my dad. He’s 70 and is the best employee I’ve had. He spent his entire career mining. He has a very different work ethic. He’s unstoppable even at his age. He actually wants to keep going when I’ve had enough. Lol
9.27, Have got to say ive never seen a radiator put on its side haha! great channel mate. im a plumber myself but love watching your work! From Ash in Eastbourne East sussex
Nice job, I've got a property where previous owner bricked up a door without stitching the courses of bricks like you have, just used half bricks. Should I be thinking about having it re-done?
When I started watching this video, I noticed that you didn't take off the back door or frame at the start and wondered if you were bricking up the back door as a practical joke on the house owner. When I were a lad, we just used to cover up people's front doors with newspaper or cardboard LOL :)
Hi could I ask why did you leave the door in place whilst you bricked up would it not have been easier to remove the door first,or am I missing something????
@@Stucrompton1 living the dream Stu , fixing cars every day during the week , weekends doing lots of housework, ie , conservatory plastic off , build up , now kitchen diner, knock through into old kitchen , two 3.75 m 23 kg p metre beams , put in with Bolton man power , knock all internal kitchen walls back to 1934 brick , batten and reboard , new bathroom , knock off tiles n plaster again to brick and floor boards when we've nowt to do in-between going to swimming pools for 12 hours plus a week with our son , crazy , but not 1 skip used , many trips to tip
Great job, massive skills on display, have you added colour to the mortar here to match existing? or is that just the natural colour of your portland/sand mix?
Great work, but in most cases I think it makes more sense to fill a door or window in like a picture frame without saw toothing unless it's absolute to the design appearence and you have a perfect brick match. Most attempts to make changes invisible are hopeless and cost about double. Some simple accents or a pattern makes it look better like a church window.
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I absolutely love bricklaying and it's great to see a real pro laying the dpc on a thin bed of mortar...proper job👍
Very therapeutic watching a tradesman undertaking his works..... Excellent job
Nice to see somebody taking the time to do a proper job. In the town were I live it would be done with blocks then pebbledashed every house has some form of external render looks awful your way is much nicer I love to see the old brick work 👍👌✊👏
I like that you showed tucking in the toothing upper bed before you cover it up. No one shows it but its so crucial to do that before you lay that course.
My dad was a brickie for 40+ years, he'd be well happy with that. Good thought and planning too, it's what makes a job, a good job 👍
It's a pleasure to watch you work. I appreciate your expertise and care, and I always learn something. Thank you!
Watching brick laying is fun to watch. It's an art. These guys make it look so easy.
Great work, I’m glad I’m not the only one that prefers the quick saw over the crappy grinder.
Those BT clamps were brilliant makes the job easier there a must for any bricklayer💪😉
Looks spot on as usual Stu, tidy block work from KC as well !!
This bloke is the business! Get this geezer a pint 🍺
I really enjoy watching your work. Cheers
Thankyou
Difficult work made look easy by Stu & KC. Nice job lads!!
Another brilliant vid mate love how you always over come the challenges you always face
I use an Arbortech for toothing out the brick...hardly any dust...does an awesome job at tuck pointing too!!! I really enjoy your videos!!!
All good until it rips a tooth out and costs when you return it to tool hire shop , been there 😢😭😦
Nice work! Blended in nice to original brickwork too. Cracking.
The quality and contents of the video are very good.
Your music introduction its so good.👍😁
Love watching you're videos, find them very therapeutic for some reason! I'm 23 and work for myself as a joiner , both my grandads where very good brickies and iv been showing them some of you're work!
It looks like that has blended in nice with the other brickwork, very well done stu
Yeah it turned out well 👍
Angus Brown looks amazing like it’s original brick. Wonder why most of these extensions look tacky with totally different brick colours!
Watching this video was extremely satisfying. I really need to do something with my bricky qualification. I kinda miss it!!
Watching this with a beer is therapy after a day in an office.
If there’s a secret to good brickwork, it’s being able to mix a good mortar. I have mortar envy!
Lovely workmanship as usual stu! Was happy to see you wet them bricks down, I would love to point you in the direction of Peter ward - he has a lot of useful information on these old stock houses
It's all brick and nothing but wherever you turn around. Imagine the scene back in the day when all this building was going down...
It always looks better working on the old houses , the odd angles an dodgy shapes of a bygone era 👏
Nice work. Another quality job. The BT clamps look good to use. Keep up the good work. All the best Pete
Nice brick work stu.welcome done pal.keep up to good work with KC 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😁😁😁😁😁😁
Just got off work and watching this video. U guys are always having fun and you do really nice work.
Love watching your videos. I’m also a brick layer from New York. 🍻🍻🍻
I’m not much in to bricklaying but I love watching your vids! Love the doors/ window ones
You've beasted it again Stu. Them bricks have grown in there mate!
Well done dad as usual mint job
very good job I am impressed with each new video
Nice job Stu tricky slow work I find it easier to put motor on top of the brick im tying in much quicker but everyone has there own way
Cheers Trevor I try put some on top as well
This looks so awesome I already bricked up all my doors and windows.Now Im stuck with Stus videos till theres food in the fridge...
Dug about 2 ton of spoil which was compacted solid and loaded and unloaded 50 bricks by hand today. My lazy backside is aching now. Cracking job here though boys.
Another first class job stu all the best
You and KC make a great team good on yous
all ways clean work inviroment nice to see PPE spot on brick work immaculate step by step instructions 👍👍 keep up the good work my man
Awesome job 💯😎 can’t even tell there was a door there before. 👍
Lovely job inside and out, thanks for recommending barefoot, bought a bolster to replace my old one real quality and razor sharp cheers stu
nice one ben mate
Hey Stu. Mate you gotta get yourself an Arbortech! Makes life so much easier with toothing 👍🏽
Also the clamp you're using for you line is really for steel frame doors, we usually use dutch pins and pack our profiles out off the wall so the line can slide up, and use regular corner blocks so the line can wrap right around the profile..
Top job as always mate👍🏽
Nice one Stu, good finish
Alright mate been watching some of your vidoes i am a digger driver by trade and your work is bang on! Ive just strated a 20x8 summer house shed in brick keep the tips coming pal👌
Cheers mate 👍
I watched a few videos, cool work, greetings from Ukraine!
Top job again stu blend is spot on and that parking is standard these days lol
Ha cheers pal yeah it was a beauty of a park 😂
Why brick up a door on the other hand why not. I love your work man good job.
Love your videos stu, keep them up mate
skillful job, great teamwork, and the music playlist is superb ;)
Top job boys as always
Nice Work, Nice clamps - where can we buy (in London)
Nice FULL JOINTS all over the gaff none of that "oh it will be alright" business.
If theres one thing I take away from you showing us your skilled work it is full joints of muck no exceptions. Top man.
Great choice of the music for your intro, shazammed and added to the playlist.
Keep the train rolling and the content universal to the world UK isnt the only country that builds home with brick :)
Thumbs up Stu.
cheers Ryan clamps will be available on amazon soon, they're Australian made, great stuff
@@Stucrompton1 Thanks will keep an eye out - They look very good quality and a little cut above what's used on site predominantly.
Mint stu as always
Good work! Beautifully done.
You know the pros are at work when it looks so easy to do.
I was given a pile of tools and I could not tell what an entire tool box was even for. Someone finally told me that they were brick laying tools. Where I grew up, there must only be a small handful of brick buildings. Shipping brick to Alaska must be expensive.
I have a masonry company in Canada and I just hired my dad. He’s 70 and is the best employee I’ve had. He spent his entire career mining. He has a very different work ethic. He’s unstoppable even at his age. He actually wants to keep going when I’ve had enough. Lol
Respect to your dad
9.27, Have got to say ive never seen a radiator put on its side haha! great channel mate. im a plumber myself but love watching your work! From Ash in Eastbourne East sussex
Another nice job guys
Nice job, I've got a property where previous owner bricked up a door without stitching the courses of bricks like you have, just used half bricks. Should I be thinking about having it re-done?
Good to see you in the right ppe mate 💪👍
Proper job there mate.
Marvelous work
The night is young (phoco remix) Aiyo feat. Willow great soundtrack and great video as always stu 👍
You make things look easy! Great skill and care. Love the videos.
Mint job there stu looks great
Lovely work.
Them clamps look proper tasty
Lovely job ... well done..
That’s a job well done there
nice work as ever mate and good on ya kc top job
Nice work! The houses in that neighborhood look ancient tho!
When I started watching this video, I noticed that you didn't take off the back door or frame at the start and wondered if you were bricking up the back door as a practical joke on the house owner. When I were a lad, we just used to cover up people's front doors with newspaper or cardboard LOL :)
wow very beautiful stu.
Cracking job lads 👌
Cracking job Stu. Why not leave the arch in until you get up there to save having the acro in your way?
I'm sitting in my favella in Barquisimeto, Venezuela hoping to find some bricks soon and build myself a home under the freeway bridge.
Looks great!!
Nice job as always 👍
Sehr gute Arbeit 👍
Good job guys
Brick tint after ,just to take the newness off it,bang on...
Or just leave it and let it weather it self 🤷🏼♂️saves money... just saying as i am becoming a brick specialist 😂
Good job mate you are smashing it.
Btw I used to live in Manchester and it looked very familiar
Nice work stu
Nice one Stu and KC 👍👍
Hi could I ask why did you leave the door in place whilst you bricked up would it not have been easier to remove the door first,or am I missing something????
waseem khaliq probably to keep it weather tight/security overnight
Stu are you working in the coronation street set there bud, the houses in the background look familiar LOL 🤣😂🤣 Great work Stu and KC 👍👍
lol iit does look similar ryan ha
Stockport
Nice job 👍👍👍
Great job Stu, the A team back together again, bit of a sweat on there buddy , proper job
Cheers Mike hope you’re well mate
@@Stucrompton1 living the dream Stu , fixing cars every day during the week , weekends doing lots of housework, ie , conservatory plastic off , build up , now kitchen diner, knock through into old kitchen , two 3.75 m 23 kg p metre beams , put in with Bolton man power , knock all internal kitchen walls back to 1934 brick , batten and reboard , new bathroom , knock off tiles n plaster again to brick and floor boards when we've nowt to do in-between going to swimming pools for 12 hours plus a week with our son , crazy , but not 1 skip used , many trips to tip
great job .why did you lat the bricks upsidedown ?
Great job, massive skills on display, have you added colour to the mortar here to match existing? or is that just the natural colour of your portland/sand mix?
cheer bud its natural color
Hey stu am going to have to give a big up to your music choice at least if you pack up bricky work there might be a bit of dj work.
Yes, what music is that?
What were the vertical cuts for in the original, brickwork?
Hey Stu was there a shuttle bus to the kerb from that parked car ?. Lol
That water feed to the saw is well worth it
Definitely
Great work, but in most cases I think it makes more sense to fill a door or window in like a picture frame without saw toothing unless it's absolute to the design appearence and you have a perfect brick match. Most attempts to make changes invisible are hopeless and cost about double. Some simple accents or a pattern makes it look better like a church window.
Such old bricks, rounded. Did that door have to be removed? It was a beautiful doorway.
Perfect video!!!
Smooth working there spite tricky bits. Btw what about insulation between inner and outer walls, no need or no room? Just curious.
How nice! 😍
Thank you for this video brother
Nice door trap