Even though he’s your dad whenever you work with someone all the time you’re bound to have your arguments and your differences. I had fights and arguments with my dad on a good few occasions but we sorted things out . My father passed away 14 months ago at the age of 78 and I miss him like mad . Send him a message to tell him you love him even tho he gets on your nerves sometimes and in 20 or 30 years time if he’s no longer here you can look back at that message and you can laugh to yourself and remember all the good times you had working with him . You’re a great team together and you put a lot of smiles on people’s faces and we all love you and kc’s videos . Keep doing what you do best fellas . Take care 👍
Love it reminds me of working with my dad owww the fights and the swearing. If people think apprentices have it hard wait till they see father and son working doesn’t matter if your timed served or not. But I go back tomorrow and do it all again with the old man
Hahahahahaha Been there, bought the T-shirt !!!! I’am 51 this year (1969) and my old man is 75 (1945) and we still have days like this!!!! Joys of working anywhere near you parents !!!!! But I will still miss the humpy old b@llocks when he’s gone ❤️❤️❤️ Great to show the good and bad ‘unedited’ real life 👍👍 You two stay safe and well bro 👍🖖🖖
i do similar jobs with my dad and this is honestly very refreshing its not just me and him lol. Hes old school and will always have a different opinion and love to argue about it regardless if its over something stupid. Well done on showing what these jobs are really like, hard work, a lot of thinking involved in problem solving because no jobs the same and of course all the cleaning of rubble, dust, mixing mortar.
The old fella just wants you to do the best job possible. He won’t be chewing you out forever. You seem to have a great relationship, he’s the jewel in the crown😍👍 Keep up the quality content 🤞
Brilliant you pair. All your videos make me laugh. A Q and A video with both of you soon would be good. You pair sitting on a sofa with your "brew" answering the subscribers questions and both just being you👍
That looked great in the end. I started watching your vids to learn how to brick up a couple of aircon holes in my house and became addicted! From Adelaide, Australia.
😂😂😂top video Stu and what a tricky job! You sure need patience and a good temper to do that properly. You nailed it mate and I bet your dad kept it really tidy below 👍👍👍
Oh yeah little spaces. Your specialty Stu. The best videos are when both of you are in it. Lots of pi sounds 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. I'm laughing my ass of. Good God bless this two hard working men in Jesus's name for days on 🙏🙏🙏.
That first Lintel was has much good as putting in a Lentil. Great recovery work. Always interesting to watch,how you go on with jobs, no matter how big or small.
Lol, my dad and I have worked together for 32 years Stu, he stil thinks old school and that's where we clash...its not only a business but a family. The toughest part is sacrificing a father son bond for a working relationship.
Oh God , youve got a lot of patience , i always work by myself and find sometimes that i would swear and cuss🤬 at my own stupidity , i couldnt work with anybody let alone my dad , i dont have any patience and have to work accurately and carefully as you do . Great videos i love the banter you two have .
Thanks for making this video, I have a similar job to do and this really helps how to sort it. One question, is the timber screwed to the bricks or the joints ?
@@Stucrompton1 it sounds very quiet compared to my petrol Stihl saw. The pair of you are just like myself and my old man - sometimes there are too may chiefs and not enough Indians. 😁
Crikey Moses!! Your dad's deffo got out the wrong side of bed on this one...... grumbling away. He reminds me of myself. I'm a proper sh...thead to work with, everything has got to be my way, even if I know I'm wrong. I think it's a dad thing, struggling to accept your kids are grown up now and you probably don't know best anymore. Just tell him to bog off under your breath and humour him by pretending to agree with him (whilst doing what you want anyway) lol 😎
Cant be easy having your son as your boss. KC likely swallows alot of pride everyday. Btw, Stu have you ever tried pointing with a grout bag? I recommend. Cheers from Maryland, USA
Me and my old man threw all sorts at each other back in the day, bricks, hammers, buckets etc. At the end of the day though always have a laugh about it.
Hi stu just wanted to say love your videos and if you ever need a start my dad has a company and would probably be more than happy to take you on👍we are based in bolton and company name is NCB we mostly build big affordable housing estates and from time to time build warehouses,apartment blocks ect.
Just listen to old boy stu min lol. On these window repairs your always better putting some of the sticky blue window protection on the glass a find just in case lol 👍🏻
Brill Stu K.C we all clash with each other when working, myself and my dad are the same as you both when we both work togeather at times you not agree with how to do jobs old and new ways but same outcome lmfho!!!!
Hi Stu. I love your videos and am even thinking of doing one of your bricklaying courses once things get back to normal! I don't know anything at all about how houses are built so excuse my ignorance. At the start you said the bad bricks were letting water into the house (?) , where does the water from the saw go?
Ha ha me and my dad were the same , you miss then when they’ve gone though ! What’s that wood for Stu ? I’m missing something here , Mike from 40 degree Spain mainly laying small kerb stones 🥵🥵
Was it the actual job that was annoying you or the unwanted family input?:)....You still done a good job..I'm not in the trade so always interesting to watch your Vids...Cheers mate.
It was holding the bricks up above where they took the lintel out . The long piece of wood was screwed into a line of brick to prevent the bricks from moving and collapsing whilst they put the new lintel In place . Bit like an acro
stu crompton it’s a very good idea Stu. You’re quite right, it’s only supporting the triangle and you haven’t got an acrow and strong boy in the way. Do you put a fixing in every brick?
Yes but try and get a apprenticeship, when I was in college I worked with my dad 4 days a week. I learnt so much more actually being on site than in college.
Привет, я думаю, что климат у них влажный, образуется конденсат и чтобы кирпич не разрушался внутри ставят в вертикальный шов пластиковую вставку для выхода влаги, а вы тоже смотрите видео не понимая языка как и я?
Stu is this an out takes video there weren't half some bleeping 😁😁. Tell kc he'll be on a discerplinary if he carries on😂😂. Not heard of any murders so you must be ok now. Does he need a cuddle 😀😁😁
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😂😂 Cherish every moment together, I would give anything to have my Dad back for one more day of verbal scrapping at work!
Even though he’s your dad whenever you work with someone all the time you’re bound to have your arguments and your differences. I had fights and arguments with my dad on a good few occasions but we sorted things out . My father passed away 14 months ago at the age of 78 and I miss him like mad . Send him a message to tell him you love him even tho he gets on your nerves sometimes and in 20 or 30 years time if he’s no longer here you can look back at that message and you can laugh to yourself and remember all the good times you had working with him . You’re a great team together and you put a lot of smiles on people’s faces and we all love you and kc’s videos . Keep doing what you do best fellas . Take care 👍
sorry for your loss fella, its really tough losing a parent
Yep, working with your dad is like doing the longest apprenticeship in human history.
Love it reminds me of working with my dad owww the fights and the swearing. If people think apprentices have it hard wait till they see father and son working doesn’t matter if your timed served or not. But I go back tomorrow and do it all again with the old man
Hahahahahaha
Been there, bought the T-shirt !!!!
I’am 51 this year (1969) and my old man is 75 (1945) and we still have days like this!!!!
Joys of working anywhere near you parents !!!!!
But I will still miss the humpy old b@llocks when he’s gone ❤️❤️❤️
Great to show the good and bad ‘unedited’ real life 👍👍
You two stay safe and well bro 👍🖖🖖
i do similar jobs with my dad and this is honestly very refreshing its not just me and him lol.
Hes old school and will always have a different opinion and love to argue about it regardless if its over something stupid.
Well done on showing what these jobs are really like, hard work, a lot of thinking involved in problem solving because no jobs the same and of course all the cleaning of rubble, dust, mixing mortar.
The old fella just wants you to do the best job possible. He won’t be chewing you out forever. You seem to have a great relationship, he’s the jewel in the crown😍👍 Keep up the quality content 🤞
omg i'm crying here, the old goat and the young pup clashing heads. comedy gold
Comedy gold. 2nd camera filming your dad would be priceless. Nice job too stu
Reminds me of working with my dad lol.
You'll miss that one day stu.
Another great vid 👍
This is top stuff stu, must admit this has made me chuckle! 😂
Brilliant you pair. All your videos make me laugh. A Q and A video with both of you soon would be good. You pair sitting on a sofa with your "brew" answering the subscribers questions and both just being you👍
Real life. As long as this only happens 10% of the time and not 90% you'll probably both survive
That looked great in the end. I started watching your vids to learn how to brick up a couple of aircon holes in my house and became addicted! From Adelaide, Australia.
😂😂😂top video Stu and what a tricky job!
You sure need patience and a good temper to do that properly. You nailed it mate and I bet your dad kept it really tidy below 👍👍👍
The fames gone to kcs head Stu 😂😂
Its quite interesting to see u havmt use the metal brick supports
It must have been a bloody hot day. I know I am grumpy as anyone when the humidity and sun are beating me down. Thanks for the video Stu.
Овде је највећа концентрација позитивне енергије.Мр Кромптон је вишеструко позитиван лик.
Listen to your old man Stu..... 💪
Not even 2 minutes in and I was laughing 😂
😂😂
You cut the atmosphere with a blunt Stanley 😂👍
Your work is wonderful
how hasn’t this channel easily hit 1million subscribers always top notch job👌🏻👍
because he only does bricklaying,if he poured concrete or made framed floors,plastered or aplied the putty,maybe painted he woud have much more subbs
I agree but there probably arent even 200,000 brick layers in the UK
Faze Eti 2 I bet you are a world famous TH-camr....oh wait....
@@RPJustkeepmarching what does that have to do with anything?im just saying he isnt as versitile as other channels i dont get ur problem
@@RPJustkeepmarching u arent much better either dumb f
Oh yeah little spaces. Your specialty Stu. The best videos are when both of you are in it. Lots of pi sounds 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. I'm laughing my ass of. Good God bless this two hard working men in Jesus's name for days on 🙏🙏🙏.
haha glad we could entertain mate
Dad knows best 😁 love it 👍
That first Lintel was has much good as putting in a Lentil. Great recovery work. Always interesting to watch,how you go on with jobs, no matter how big or small.
Lol, my dad and I have worked together for 32 years Stu, he stil thinks old school and that's where we clash...its not only a business but a family. The toughest part is sacrificing a father son bond for a working relationship.
Great video! Can you please elaborate on that horizontal piece of wood, both its purpose & how it's installed?
It's a pity that I don't know English, but I watch all your videos, it's very interesting and informative, thanks.
😂😂😂We are the same when my dad is with me 👍👍👍
Oh God , youve got a lot of patience , i always work by myself and find sometimes that i would swear and cuss🤬 at my own stupidity , i couldnt work with anybody let alone my dad , i dont have any patience and have to work accurately and carefully as you do . Great videos i love the banter you two have .
Some laugh KC is defo OCD brilliant these videos!!
Knew this was coming. 😂
Stu is it that time of month for KC lol , just keep smiling mate 👍👍
This was so funny, living the dream
haha wel trying
Thanks for making this video, I have a similar job to do and this really helps how to sort it. One question, is the timber screwed to the bricks or the joints ?
Stu this video should be called the clash of titans omg lol lmao 😂😂😂😂 😂 😂.
Yeeeep I work with my dad its helped develop my patience.
Another fantastic video stu.well done to u and KC 😁👍🏻
Haha... Turned out great Stu!👍😎
The milwaukee is a nice piece of kit.
It is bodge, my go to saw now
@@Stucrompton1 it sounds very quiet compared to my petrol Stihl saw. The pair of you are just like myself and my old man - sometimes there are too may chiefs and not enough Indians. 😁
Crikey Moses!! Your dad's deffo got out the wrong side of bed on this one...... grumbling away. He reminds me of myself. I'm a proper sh...thead to work with, everything has got to be my way, even if I know I'm wrong. I think it's a dad thing, struggling to accept your kids are grown up now and you probably don't know best anymore. Just tell him to bog off under your breath and humour him by pretending to agree with him (whilst doing what you want anyway) lol 😎
Cant be easy having your son as your boss. KC likely swallows alot of pride everyday. Btw, Stu have you ever tried pointing with a grout bag? I recommend. Cheers from Maryland, USA
Nice video
Me and my old man threw all sorts at each other back in the day, bricks, hammers, buckets etc. At the end of the day though always have a laugh about it.
I woIld just love to hear all the muted sound 🤣 o feel we missed out on the real stuff there haha
Amigo o Téo trabalho é muito lindo amigo parabéns por o Téo trabalho bom bom bom amigo OK amigo
Thank you , Stu .
Nice vid Stu! Love to see you work together! Me and my dad are not a match....
Hi stu just wanted to say love your videos and if you ever need a start my dad has a company and would probably be more than happy to take you on👍we are based in bolton and company name is NCB we mostly build big affordable housing estates and from time to time build warehouses,apartment blocks ect.
The start sounds.like my boss tidying.up when more mess.is.going.to happen hahah.
I work with my brother and dad so I feel your pain lol
Just listen to old boy stu min lol. On these window repairs your always better putting some of the sticky blue window protection on the glass a find just in case lol 👍🏻
Brill Stu K.C we all clash with each other when working, myself and my dad are the same as you both when we both work togeather at times you not agree with how to do jobs old and new ways but same outcome lmfho!!!!
My dad is a real cowboy at the job:)
Love it man
Hi Stu. I love your videos and am even thinking of doing one of your bricklaying courses once things get back to normal! I don't know anything at all about how houses are built so excuse my ignorance. At the start you said the bad bricks were letting water into the house (?) , where does the water from the saw go?
Gotta love em Stu. Lol
Was the lintel too high? What exactly did you fix apart from replacing the bricks, was it that it couldn't drain properly because of all the debris?
Hi stu, your mix always looks spot on. What's your ratio plus do you add anything? Thanks
Haha this video so reminds me of working with my old. Man😂😂 he's a nightmare to
Ha ha me and my dad were the same , you miss then when they’ve gone though ! What’s that wood for Stu ? I’m missing something here , Mike from 40 degree Spain mainly laying small kerb stones 🥵🥵
I was wondering the same, is it for support?
I’m guessing to prevent/help the course above from dropping...
Oh the steel lintel was 1 course over the window when it should've been right above it?
Perfect job.👍👏😉
What do u do with the holes after u remove the timber ? Since u fix it directly into face of a brick
Why no support needed to make sure no movement in the house
Stu...why dont you use an SDS plugging chisel? So easy getting bricks out.
What is lintel? For what purpose it is using?
Was it the actual job that was annoying you or the unwanted family input?:)....You still done a good job..I'm not in the trade so always interesting to watch your Vids...Cheers mate.
the latter mate lol
Sounds like me and my dad haha
How much does something like this cost to hire someone for versus how much it would cost me in materials if I do it myself? Price range?
You can choose your friends........
Lolol do as yer told Stu 😂😂
I dont get what was the cause of it?
Did you put a new angle steel in?
Hi mate just got a quick question do you do your own private brick work cuz i need a quotation from you ??
Did make me laugh ha all family love ha but you was right mate
What was the timber for?
Why a water saw? Just use a grinder then the jackhammer
Sounds just like me and my old man 😂😂 we bicker like an old couple.
😂😂
They're so stuck in their ways mate, " why you doing that?" And he just loves sweeping up before the jobs done, it's frighteningly similar! Lol
What was that bit of wood actually doing?
That was a serious question what is it doing aha
It was holding the bricks up above where they took the lintel out . The long piece of wood was screwed into a line of brick to prevent the bricks from moving and collapsing whilst they put the new lintel In place . Bit like an acro
Ahhh I see I’ll do it like that in future then less clutter
It's a jack
Hi Cropmton . Frank Lampard of brickies :))
Lol
😂 brilliant
what's going on with the lintel there??
согласен отличная работа ,Донецкая обл. а ВЫ откуда ?
Worked with old man on one job never again also worked with brother had to sack him after week
Great funny video. Two questions though. How long do you leave the timber in place and what do you do about the holes in the bricks?
The next day we took it off John
stu crompton it’s a very good idea Stu. You’re quite right, it’s only supporting the triangle and you haven’t got an acrow and strong boy in the way. Do you put a fixing in every brick?
@@Stucrompton1 Cheers, and the holes?
How long does the battery last on that Stihl saw you've got
KC's getting a right old diva 😂
hes always been a diva
I've worked with my dad on the trowel for 14 years. If you can't rely on your family who can You?
I’ve just left school and thinking about doing bricklaying at college but not sure yet, would you recommend it?
Yes but try and get a apprenticeship, when I was in college I worked with my dad 4 days a week. I learnt so much more actually being on site than in college.
Привет, для чего вставляете пластиковые вставки с отверстиями между кирпичями?
Привет, я думаю, что климат у них влажный, образуется конденсат и чтобы кирпич не разрушался внутри ставят в вертикальный шов пластиковую вставку для выхода влаги, а вы тоже смотрите видео не понимая языка как и я?
@@bachmut1910 Да, он в каком то видео рассказывал про эти вставки. Это вентиляция.
@@bachmut1910 я обычно в метро смотрю без звука просто картинку), очень всё однотипно не каких сложных работ, но поглядеть интересно.
Да,это для того чтоб влага не застаивалась,продухи называется
Раствор как паштет, из чего делают?
KC needs a swear jar for charity. Would make 12k by end of next week 😀
Loved that 😂😂
i work with my son and we bicker all the time its normal lol nice to see it though as its reality.
You got a link for Milwaukee saw? I’m struggling to find one in uk?
uk.milwaukeetool.eu/m18-fuel-cut-off-saw/m18-fcos230/?Social&TH-cam&Influencer%20Stu%20Crompton%20Saw
COM-A-DAY 😂😂
Stu is this an out takes video there weren't half some bleeping 😁😁. Tell kc he'll be on a discerplinary if he carries on😂😂. Not heard of any murders so you must be ok now. Does he need a cuddle 😀😁😁
Hah no this it pretty much every job 👍
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