Keeping calm , you are doing better with the site agent that the first owner of the spoon lol He would have been jumping over the fence lol Love it each time you use it.
ye noticed that too, should only adjust it acording to if its bricks or blocks, not on every block :) Thats what the big handle is for, actually "snapping" it
The blocks are made mostly out of Limestone, it's not a cancer causing thing but breathing in anything that's in a dusty,powdery form will plug up ones nose for a day or two,also it can cause a nosebleed too.
How beautiful is the construction of the house, excellent teachers, you can see the passion they put into each project that they carry out, thanks for sharing their videos, greetings from San Felipe Chile
@@martin2466 Thanks bud! Been a real shit few days. Got nose surgery to fix a couple of issues and it sucks. So many side effects you would have never thought of
Charlie your a smart lad , you don’t know what’s in those bricks and shits not good for your lungs when you breathe it in , sure the manual cutter takes a little longer but your only pro longing your health and your workers 🤘🏻 Props to you man , good boss
May sound a silly question, but is there a reason for no insulation? I'm guessing it's because of the type of thermal qualities of the block being used.
Don't need a block splitter for lightweights but great for concretes, also why you keep adjusting the screw just need to adjust it now and again not all the time 👍
Andrew Palij is right - once yoou have set the gap for a particular size of block, ther should be no need to keep adjusting the blade height. If you tighten the screw any more it will cut the block without pulling the handle! The cutter that Changy uses looks so worn that the mechanism needs re-furbishing hence he has to adjust the screw each time he cuts a block!
I've watched parts of 2 of his videos. I didn't see him actually cut any blocks,although his cutter was on the scaffold. I'll have a proper look at the weekend
Charlie I know you love your gloves. I’ve told Changy the same. Buy the Showa 370 gloves you won’t go back. They last and the feel you get is incredible! And also with the block cutter you don’t need to wind the handle in as much
@@cliveramsbotty6077 buy them and find out. They’re £3.50. If you’re on £1000-£1500 a week I don’t think you have to worry about £3 gloves that last a month
Charlie, if the site agent wants you to do the sundries, but a price in and then see what he says. Every time your guys are doing extra work, your losing money. Might as well get paid for it to cover lost income.
Did Hod Carrying way back in the 80's... not been in Construction for about 25 years now.... just on question .. Don't anyone use Hods anymore...We used to use them for bricks x12 , Muck and Blocks...
Last few seconds like moves on chess board..👷 Missing Amy.. get better soon.. gargle with salt, just a tad in warm water.. best disinfectant for mouth.. 🤪
While your still young and healthy , might as well try to stay that way , this dust masks don’t stop you from breathing in all the particulates anyway, If you don’t know I’d do some research on Silica dust
mate did front or back dipping for 45 years, I'm 70 and do me hobby blacksmithing. all I have is elbow wrists and knees that have gone, a bit broke, greetings from Oz .
Do those blocks act as the structural component of the building, meaning do they carry the load of the roof and everything. And if that is the case, as a bricklayer in the U.S., I am very jealous
Pfhhhh 945 door,get on to the design team and head quants surveyer at some time ,,tell them to change the dim to work bricks,,,dim say 1010 will save waste from cutting 3/4 S. best wishes from straightway stu
Hey Charlie great videos. Therapeutic ! Quick thought, I watch one video and want to see the next one but often can’t find it. I then go to another video not related. The only clue I have is how long ago it was posted. Any quick way of watching them In some kind of order !
What bricks are those that you’re laying please Charlie? Even just the name of the manufacturer will do. need some very similar for a retaining wall I’ve gotta build. Thanks
I know FK all about brick laying as i am a retired Mechanical engineer this gezzer is mint good at his job and has the time to pass his knowledge on to the younger ones not many like him about Top gezzer 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
So wish you and what you do on TH-cam was around in my day,im 62 now and all to late for me now but without you getting cocky i think your brill but there again if i was doing what you do i be a little cocky as well...we have rough silver sand in Cornwall so not sure if we get our mixes as you..all the best teddy k.
If done well, PnD is probably the best method. I lay and butter the on the wall, but you can’t beat the speed and efficiency of PnD. Ps. We call those cutters “little midgets”, but they only cut about 6 to 7 width.
Whats the prices per thou down there pal? Even though im a bricky myself and do this day in day out i always find myself watching other people building 😂 great work tho mate 👍🏻 everything always done properly
I might have missed it, what did you pay for the block cutter? We always used one on the concrete blocks,a great job we called them giloteens, great effort charlie
Not sure if this is too much to ask but would you be able to link all your rolls equipment etc stuff you use for brickwork because I’m trying to find me a apprenticeship right now and I need to get me some good equipment and tools
Young Harry , turning over the mortar on the board without being asked to keep it workable is top work , full marks Harry!
Not young,lots of grays already. He's been Sacked already anyways. Sad,😓
Whos going to say it first tonight "harry seems like a nice lad you should keep him on" 😂😂
😂👌🏼
Harry has his own dam fan club don't he.👍
😂😂😂 mate I know
@@jeffshearer5125 watch out Harry have a channel out soon 😂😂
@@madebymeaaroncoughlan2326 Hod With Harry !!!!
You handle your helpers very well. Not everyone can do that. You’re a good teacher. They’re lucky to have you. I hope they stick with it
Keeping calm , you are doing better with the site agent that the first owner of the spoon lol
He would have been jumping over the fence lol Love it each time you use it.
Shouldn't need to keep screwing the blade down on each block, just leave a few mill clearance so the block slides in and it should cut it.
ye noticed that too, should only adjust it acording to if its bricks or blocks, not on every block :) Thats what the big handle is for, actually "snapping" it
But it'll cut better without any slop.
Oh yeah you need too with that type of cutter mate.
The blocks are made mostly out of Limestone, it's not a cancer causing thing but breathing in anything that's in a dusty,powdery form will plug up ones nose for a day or two,also it can cause a nosebleed too.
Top job team 👍👍
Hope Amy feels better soon.
Thanks for sharing 👍💪👊🤙💯✅
How beautiful is the construction of the house, excellent teachers, you can see the passion they put into each project that they carry out, thanks for sharing their videos, greetings from San Felipe Chile
Love your work ethos Charlie, good on you. a brilliant example to young people
Harry is a good lad no argument s no back chat just plods on and gets things done.
Your a top man Charlie 👌 if I wasn't doing the job I'm doing now I'd love to get taught how to lay bricks by you
Harry is a good lad. He will do well if he sticks by you
Had surgery yesterday. Been watching old videos to keep entertained while in bed. Appreciate all your work!
@@martin2466 Thanks bud! Been a real shit few days. Got nose surgery to fix a couple of issues and it sucks. So many side effects you would have never thought of
Harry is the boy, gud lad, you've got there Charlie, get him on the tools!
Been watching everyday now for a couple months keep up the work chap
Think harrys going to turn out a good friend as well as worker, hard to come by these days charlie look after him best lad you have had by far.
Fucking hell we know everyone says it every week
He's been sacked people!, Unbelievable. A nice man like Harry,this channel will never be the same.👎
@@callumhewitt9887 you shut up mate.
Callum,you have Zero subscribers, what do you know Dick weed.
Keep a battery powered angle grinder in your pouch to cut the bricks they come out perfect every time...
You've really taken to the vintage trowel Charlie. Using it again. 4 days by my count.
Well Charlie it was gonna be the dust kill you or the broken guard.......cutter is mint 👍
Put your block cutter on some blocks or on some pallets think off your back
Look forward to your videos everyday now! Keep up the good work pal looks like your doing a great job teaching the new starters
I would love to see a day of "Harry" cam :P loving the content by the way! keep it up! :)
Charlie your a smart lad , you don’t know what’s in those bricks and shits not good for your lungs when you breathe it in , sure the manual cutter takes a little longer but your only pro longing your health and your workers 🤘🏻 Props to you man , good boss
Keep Harry On Mate!!!!!!!!USA New Mexico, Amy ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!!...
May sound a silly question, but is there a reason for no insulation? I'm guessing it's because of the type of thermal qualities of the block being used.
its injected later👍🏻
@@edz7555 Cheers.
Don't need a block splitter for lightweights but great for concretes, also why you keep adjusting the screw just need to adjust it now and again not all the time 👍
TheA_Team at bricklaying keep up the great work guys
Love the you tube nice to watch its great to watch I've been a brick layer for 6 1/2 years
Top vid boys get well soon amy 👍🏻
11:28 That's how every wall should be set up. Never bend for material. 👍
Andrew Palij is right - once yoou have set the gap for a particular size of block, ther should be no need to keep adjusting the blade height. If you tighten the screw any more it will cut the block without pulling the handle! The cutter that Changy uses looks so worn that the mechanism needs re-furbishing hence he has to adjust the screw each time he cuts a block!
My cutter doesn’t need tightening for block paving but I do have to tighten it each time when cutting softer blocks.
I've watched parts of 2 of his videos. I didn't see him actually cut any blocks,although his cutter was on the scaffold. I'll have a proper look at the weekend
You said that Harry's going or be top bricking mate and now poor Harry is Sacked.that's to bad,Harry as a great Guy.
good job there's no gusts and you've got a cracking set of lads there mara
Charlie I know you love your gloves. I’ve told Changy the same. Buy the Showa 370 gloves you won’t go back. They last and the feel you get is incredible! And also with the block cutter you don’t need to wind the handle in as much
why are they better than the portwest palm gloves i can get for 60p a pair bulk buy on ebay
You do have to screw them down on therm blocks or they don't cut, conc blocks you can leave a gap
@@cliveramsbotty6077 buy them and find out. They’re £3.50. If you’re on £1000-£1500 a week I don’t think you have to worry about £3 gloves that last a month
Do you need to keep adjusting the width of your block cutter? I thought you set it to size and then just use the handle?
Get well soon Amy 💪
HARRY IS A REALLY NICE LAD I THINK YOU SHOULD MAKE HIM THE FOREMAN COZ HES ACTUALLY A REALLY NICE LAD WITH HIS LADDISH NICENESS
Make him a foreman because he’s a nice lad 😂😂😂
Those ground workers love you mate hahaha keep up the good work
Charlie, if the site agent wants you to do the sundries, but a price in and then see what he says. Every time your guys are doing extra work, your losing money. Might as well get paid for it to cover lost income.
Just a query but Why is there no Insulation in the cavity?
All in all,your just another Brick In the Wall !!!
The spoon still going strong
Did Hod Carrying way back in the 80's... not been in Construction for about 25 years now.... just on question .. Don't anyone use Hods anymore...We used to use them for bricks x12 , Muck and Blocks...
8 minutes in, what a lovely guy! You don’t normally see that on site!
You've fell in love with that spoon aint ya char 😂
Amys name will be called sick note soon lol
Exelente trabajo,👍👍
Last few seconds like moves on chess board..👷
Missing Amy.. get better soon.. gargle with salt, just a tad in warm water.. best disinfectant for mouth.. 🤪
I can’t think of anything worse than doing that 🥲 trying to drink honey and lemon 👍🏻 thank you!
While your still young and healthy , might as well try to stay that way , this dust masks don’t stop you from breathing in all the particulates anyway, If you don’t know I’d do some research on Silica dust
Love the videos Harry good lad Amy good worker
does your block cutter do circumcisions as well
Have you ever put BT ducting at bottom to catch snots? That's how we do it up north, when it's injected insulation
Charlie doesn't answer questions, don't you all see that.he's a big shot now,he don't have time for us little Ants.
mate did front or back dipping for 45 years, I'm 70 and do me hobby blacksmithing.
all I have is elbow wrists and knees that have gone, a bit broke, greetings from Oz .
Keep the dream team going 👍
Do those blocks act as the structural component of the building, meaning do they carry the load of the roof and everything. And if that is the case, as a bricklayer in the U.S., I am very jealous
Pfhhhh 945 door,get on to the design team and head quants surveyer at some time ,,tell them to change the dim to work bricks,,,dim say 1010 will save waste from cutting 3/4 S. best wishes from straightway stu
you will probs wait 2 weeks for the hoddy and he wont turn up.
And the legend of the hedgehog grows day by day lol fair play m8 👍
you work like I work... just run circles round people all day for a laugh... glad you found a way to show it.. might do the same tbh
You’re loving that trowel Charlie boy😁😁
36:54 you shouldn’t have to keep winding the knob....... find the sweet spot
Said they actress To the bishop
Hey Charlie great videos. Therapeutic ! Quick thought, I watch one video and want to see the next one but often can’t find it. I then go to another video not related. The only clue I have is how long ago it was posted. Any quick way of watching them In some kind of order !
You will make your money Back on the cutter in no time
What bricks are those that you’re laying please Charlie? Even just the name of the manufacturer will do. need some very similar for a retaining wall I’ve gotta build. Thanks
I know FK all about brick laying as i am a retired Mechanical engineer this gezzer is mint good at his job and has the time to pass his knowledge on to the younger ones not many like him about Top gezzer 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
"What the fuck is a ksi" has me creased
In the States we use all types of material for exterior and interior
So wish you and what you do on TH-cam was around in my day,im 62 now and all to late for me now but without you getting cocky i think your brill but there again if i was doing what you do i be a little cocky as well...we have rough silver sand in Cornwall so not sure if we get our mixes as you..all the best teddy k.
If done well, PnD is probably the best method. I lay and butter the on the wall, but you can’t beat the speed and efficiency of PnD. Ps. We call those cutters “little midgets”, but they only cut about 6 to 7 width.
Top job
Aircrete those blocks are made of and no good wi no dust suppression your right there
In the summer I fill a spare muck tub with water and get the forklift to drop it, just make sure it ent got hole's in 🤣 and if there is spare one.
Love your videos pal
Do you not have to put in 4inch damp on reveals ,tight to outside brickwork ?
Love you man!!!!!
Harry is the bollox topman
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Harry is a nice lad father him well xxxxxxxxxxx
First class brickwork mate and blockwork
Charlie I was laying bricks before you were born!!! I was stationed in England before you were born....
Nice work Charlie love your style!!!
Whats the prices per thou down there pal? Even though im a bricky myself and do this day in day out i always find myself watching other people building 😂 great work tho mate 👍🏻 everything always done properly
I might have missed it, what did you pay for the block cutter? We always used one on the concrete blocks,a great job we called them giloteens, great effort charlie
£300 but he didn't say from where
eBay
£300 on ebay
Will that cut through concrete blocks mate?
Yes
Can’t beat a bit of Kisstory !
Amyyyy
That cutter is the bollox Charlie..You like using it?
It’s 11, Kisstory time 🔊👌🏼
The only thing wrong with a small trowel is it can’t scrape the back of a block
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Is the corner not weak now because of the expansion part with the foam in it I just have visions of the gable separating.
Is that why you use wall ties every course
@@martin2466 those slip ties would be better if the 2 pieces were locked together but not for the brickies though.
where's the insulation for them corners
Seems quicker to score and snap the blocks
Just lay the brick don’t overthink it...
Got the fire place kit yet?
Why clobbered seams on the blocks?
Harry is da man. Harry TH-cam. Channel soon. U watch out C
What kind of insulation on these houses
Not sure if this is too much to ask but would you be able to link all your rolls equipment etc stuff you use for brickwork because I’m trying to find me a apprenticeship right now and I need to get me some good equipment and tools
Have a look through Charlie's previous videos . He's done one about his toolbag.
I'd recommend any apprentice to watch all of his videos twice .
Hey! I am engaged in construction in russia, I am engaged in bricklaying. Very interesting, how much does a builder in england earn for such a job?