REPOINTING BRICKWORK (Part 1)Mike Haduck
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- I demonstrate how I repoint brickwork, or rejoint brickwork, All my videos are my ways and ideas, I always suggest anyone doing any type of work to consult professional help.
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Mike, you sir are the Bob Ross of masonry. You not only show complete mastery of it, but you explain it out so well that anyone can do great work. Thank you.
I am binge watching all these videos. Watching Mike teach and work is very relaxing. And, you learn so much.
This guy taught me all the basics to do a lot of projects.
best masonry channel. always keeps it simple. thanks mike
Exactly what I need to do next. Thank you very much.
I've said it before on other videos, but I'll say it again. Ty so much for documenting all of your knowledge and experience here Mike. This is definitely going to go a long way toward helping generations in the future.
Mike, I am not kidding...I had a very crappy day and watching your video made me smile and laugh and there is always the happy music at the end! When I was thinking, "But Mike you always say to wet it so it will stick, how is it that you are not wetting it now?" I didn't finish thinking that and you immediately went on to explain you don't wet brick and you can use the little bit of water on a paint brush to apply in the joint. Well that made me laugh 'cause I said to myself, "he can read my mind!" (and I didn't feel so foolish about the question.) See I'm learning! Sorry for the long comment.
Hello Mike. Your patient teaching , along with " Don't make a big deal about it, anyone can do it" is reassuring for those of us attempting to tackle repairs. Thank you!
Mike,
Mike , the best Masonry instructor on the net . No crazy jokes or music . Just pure knowledge
This is an interesting demonstration. The old man that trained me, taught us to 'cut the brick' after striking BEFORE brushing with a horse hair brush. After striking (aka jointing) we would take our trowels at about a 22 degree angle and cut off 90% or more of the mortar snots formed at the edge of the bricks and struck mortar joints. And then we brushed it. That kept the walls 'CLEAN'. No need to acid wash it after. ... But everywhere I worked (big commercial masonry companies) after they don't do that, and they always make a mess. and HAVE to acid wash it.. There's a lot of dummies and idiots that work at those places.
Great how to video, thanks I learned a lot. Btw you are a wonderful teacher.
Drier the better, WE ARE NOT MAKING a mess, got it, thanks for the video.
In the early 70's, I helped my Dad mix mortar and sand when he was building retaining walls on our hilly property. We did it the old fashioned way too. Good times and I miss you Pop.
You're the man !
I am no mason guy but I learn a lot watching your videos. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Awesome tip Mike with the Mud in Water mixed to blend in the new mortar - it worked great. Take care!
Always enjoy Mike's helpful tips
Mike, I really enjoy your videos. I've been watching your channel for months now and learning so much. I can't wait until I can work on some projects and put what I've learned to the test. Thank you so much for sharing such a wealth of information.