”Don’t worry, just go for it my man.“ Put that on a sign. Performance pressure just gets in the way, and how can you learn properly when it’s all reduced to funless robot chores. The joy is in the skill, and getting it right, and then being able to actually build something, that’s empowerment.
He’s a quick learner and he has a lot of potential to make serious money being a bricky and I believe in the lad, remember when I started laying 4 months ago and now I’m flying it, he will be flying in 3-4 months. All the best to the lad
I was exactly this when I started 10 years ago...overthinking the things which then became second nature...I'm sure been on camera doesn't help either...but he will get there
The bricklaying game has alot of World champion bricklayers, they like to sit in the bait cabins shouting of how good they are, but we all get paid the same
Basically the teacher should dampen the bricks prior to laying them then the perp joint wouldn't fall off all the time. Lots of brickies tap the brick but with practice you just manipulate the brick to the line. And no you don't put washing up liquid in the compo! Febmix or another plasticiser should be used. And yes I am a brickie
Malcolm I was having a bad hair day that day, I didn’t do my prep, all my fault not the boys, but I will turn it around, it’s hard enough trying to learn let alone me making it harder for him,🤦♂️ Thanks for watching
Well Jack without watching you lay in person it’s difficult to say, but a lot of it just comes with practice, maybe actually level each brick individual if you are a real beginner, it’s all about your eye and hand coordination, which just takes time, hang in there it will come, 👍👍 thanks for watching 👍
@@BuildingwithBudd OK thank you bud I will keep trying I think what I find I get a brick or block to gauge then level But then when I plumb it because leaning in or out a bid I upright it then the gauge is then too low But are keep trying thanks for your reply buddy much appreciated 👍
Best thing I was ever thought was lay bricks with your eyes mate spread out good bed so you have enough for perps aswell when pushing down lean brick back slightly so mud pushed out on front pick up with trowel lay to line next brick ,only tap if you have to and never go back to mud board if you don’t have to
My first day laying brick to a line my boss told me he didn’t care if I only layed one brick per course that brick better be right! My second day me told me that one brick a course wasn’t going to cut it?
He can lay bricks to be fare but way to many movements going on and buttering up needs work ! Good effort ! it just looks very old fashioned way of laying compared to these days ! Certainly no need for the tap tap tap !!
He is teaching hlm the proper way shove your pick and dip where the sun don't shine but what would an old Bengal lancer like me know after 40 years and over 5 million😀😀
@@markmaddison5312 mark you do realise that just cos you have paid for 40 years don’t make you good I’m a subbie I have plenty of older guys that are hopeless and just about cover there money
A DIY er teaching a trainee. Unfortunately budd wouldn’t even cut it at improver level with his trowel skills. He needs to go to college to learn himself. I can’t believe he’s the cheek to make tutorial vids 🤦🏼♂️ Budd must of learnt in the 70s When the bricklaying standard was at its lowest point.
Well said Simon I was watching painfully hopping for him to put a bat on the other end of the second coarse see how much out he’d be but he racked back lol. It won’t be long and the apprentice will be better than him...
He was just a little nervous, because you were watching. I'd love to see an update, showing how much he's progressed.
We will get one out there 👍
”Don’t worry, just go for it my man.“ Put that on a sign. Performance pressure just gets in the way, and how can you learn properly when it’s all reduced to funless robot chores. The joy is in the skill, and getting it right, and then being able to actually build something, that’s empowerment.
He’s a quick learner and he has a lot of potential to make serious money being a bricky and I believe in the lad, remember when I started laying 4 months ago and now I’m flying it, he will be flying in 3-4 months. All the best to the lad
Your flying after 4 months ok 😂
Good tutorial bud. May help someone decide to give it a try. DYIs should eat it up!! Good job
I was exactly this when I started 10 years ago...overthinking the things which then became second nature...I'm sure been on camera doesn't help either...but he will get there
Well said we all have to start somewhere, thanks for watching our videos 👍👍
The amount of anxiety emitting from the young lad is crazy
Masons are the heart and soul of building. My teacher always told me when striking your joints " you get head in bed".🤣
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This is helpful
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He’s a natural !!
Good work big G everyone has to start somewhere pay no attention to the negative comments,,👍
The bricklaying game has alot of World champion bricklayers, they like to sit in the bait cabins shouting of how good they are, but we all get paid the same
Not on pricwork yer not mate
That tapping would drive me mad. What did you build manholes
Basically the teacher should dampen the bricks prior to laying them then the perp joint wouldn't fall off all the time.
Lots of brickies tap the brick but with practice you just manipulate the brick to the line.
And no you don't put washing up liquid in the compo! Febmix or another plasticiser should be used.
And yes I am a brickie
Malcolm I was having a bad hair day that day, I didn’t do my prep, all my fault not the boys, but I will turn it around, it’s hard enough trying to learn let alone me making it harder for him,🤦♂️
Thanks for watching
Looks like Sharp sand in that muck..... Got no stick to it what ever it is!
What’s with the tap tap tap and the rushing about ? Teach the lads steady away and no tapping
Nice teachin Bud, get the trainee to look up Rob Songer's channel, he's got some excellent tutorials for beginners to learn from
He's got an excuse you don't 😱😳
Hi bud how do u stop bricks from tilting, or do you have any tips that might help please because when I upright its badly twisted making uprights hard
Well Jack without watching you lay in person it’s difficult to say, but a lot of it just comes with practice, maybe actually level each brick individual if you are a real beginner, it’s all about your eye and hand coordination, which just takes time, hang in there it will come, 👍👍 thanks for watching 👍
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OK thank you bud I will keep trying
I think what I find I get a brick or block to gauge then level
But then when I plumb it because leaning in or out a bid
I upright it then the gauge is then too low
But are keep trying thanks for your reply buddy much appreciated 👍
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Top man
Are you using sharp sand ??
Dunno if its the sand but that muck is horrible. Falling off the brick.
It’s the terrible way he perps the brick 🧱
Awful way of perping
High suction bricks, warm weather, thin the mortar down, bit more pressure buttering and no sharp sand
Check out charlie collision
Listening to you Bud makes home sick
Where are you from squirrel?? 👍
North Walsham, Worstead and Lowestoft for few years 👍
Two days student passes teacher 😂
You could obviously lay bricks from the word go, get real
Why do you use your hand to push mortar on the trowel?
Are you some sort of Jedi master or something 😂
Best thing I was ever thought was lay bricks with your eyes mate spread out good bed so you have enough for perps aswell when pushing down lean brick back slightly so mud pushed out on front pick up with trowel lay to line next brick ,only tap if you have to and never go back to mud board if you don’t have to
My first day laying brick to a line my boss told me he didn’t care if I only layed one brick per course that brick better be right! My second day me told me that one brick a course wasn’t going to cut it?
He sounds a bundle of laughs to work with that one, did you hang in there and learn the ways ?👍😊
Good labourer this bloke, labourer at best
Bud that is
Are you a norfolk man bud?
Cross joints always falling off WTF
Trowel to big to start with muck needs knocking making it hard for him but good effort
Those first tentative bricks, All feels very awkward. Good effort though. Repetition repetition and soon be flying.
Surely you have a bit of fairy liquid in there somewhere...to make that mortar stick
He can lay bricks to be fare but way to many movements going on and buttering up needs work ! Good effort ! it just looks very old fashioned way of laying compared to these days ! Certainly no need for the tap tap tap !!
Well he is old so it's not overly surprising his style is old...he's a bricky btw not a qualified teacher...and the old boy can do various styles
Way to many movements to fix your bed.
Is he a bricklayer or woodpecker?
You still got no laces WTF 😒
Get him pick and dipping if he struggling to butter the brick
Terrible idea because he’ll never learn to butter brick? He needs to learn to butter a brick and master traditional laying before trying pic n dip
He is teaching hlm the proper way shove your pick and dip where the sun don't shine but what would an old Bengal lancer like me know after 40 years and over 5 million😀😀
@@markmaddison5312 mark you do realise that just cos you have paid for 40 years don’t make you good I’m a subbie I have plenty of older guys that are hopeless and just about cover there money
A DIY er teaching a trainee. Unfortunately budd wouldn’t even cut it at improver level with his trowel skills. He needs to go to college to learn himself. I can’t believe he’s the cheek to make tutorial vids 🤦🏼♂️
Budd must of learnt in the 70s When the bricklaying standard was at its lowest point.
Well said Simon I was watching painfully hopping for him to put a bat on the other end of the second coarse see how much out he’d be but he racked back lol. It won’t be long and the apprentice will be better than him...
You either have it or you dont unfortunately he never will
😂😂 anyone can lay bricks for some people it just takes longer, it’s not fucking brain surgery
The sign of good brickys are the ones who arent constantly tapping every brick
No skills