This is what TH-cam is meant to be about, not click bait and paid ads, proper old school tricks, shot by honest men, keep up the good work guys great honour to see the tips past down
Wow not a bricklayer but been watching others like stu compton etc but your method makes sense and easy to grasp for most diy people like myself. Very impressive but I was more impressed that there was not even a single splatter on your white suite 😉😂
Enjoyed it. Funny because when I was an apprentice the brickie I worked with had worked Germany and this is how he used to lay bricks. Top video mate cheers
Best video I've seen , looking forward to the block work video. Good to hear old school bricklayers it's how I remember them when I worked as a hod carrier in Bournemouth in the 1980s.
@@wolfdog1722 not that I can recall , but the building sites In Bournemouth at the time were very busy and had bricklayers and labourers from all over the UK . I remember one Irish guy working on the Conference Centre ( BIC ) getting arrested on site as it turned out he was AWOL from the army
Decades ago I was a trained bricklayer in the US, but found an easier way to make money by selling products. The way I was trained, is the way they do it in the UK, where you have a big trowel and spread the mud in long swaths. I was taught to spread the mud the perfect height so that there was no tapping, only pressing slightly, then the excess that was squeezed out was used to butter the head joint on the brick you just laid. I could see where the German method would be better, because with the small trowel you are not lifting as much weight and getting your arm worn out. Putting the mud in the bucket to keep it from drying out is another good idea. It also saves time of having to put water on the mud board and constantly re hydrating the dried out mortar.
When I was in my early 20's I worked in Bremen Germany with 3 other lads all from the uk. We were building houses. One Saturday 3 Dutch guys turned up they took the outside wall of one elevation whilst we were on the adjacent elevation. They used this method and they creamed us. They were finished an hour before us. Since then I've been using this method. Too much time waisted spreading muck the whole length. I've proved the point over and over to other lads, yet they still insist on spreading the whole length lol.
16 an half years on site an ive never seen this method. So i tried it the other day (with spots and no hop ups), found it was quicker, cleaner and easier on my body aswell. Thanks for the tip mate. I owe u 1
Ben Croft th-cam.com/video/ojxJ8AXV8Vs/w-d-xo.html when your doing your next private job try using the tubs and a smaller trowel you’ll go even faster . Very relaxed way of bricklaying . Note the Dutch guy nearest you in the video how relaxed he is . He’s holding the trowel in a very relaxed manner not choking it. The brick they are laying are 50 mm high that’s why they can use the push joint . The trowel he is using is an Arnhem trowel .
@@brickbybric im laying shallow frog bricks atm(75mm) but using the exact same method as him. Ive got a 11 inch london style as i still do long spreading for concrete blocks. I need to convert my workmates too so we can invest in some tubs and hop ups before i get the new trowel. Lol i been using 12 inch phillies until now. So it will be 1 extreme to another
Above all good quality brickwork is most important I've been laying for over 30 years so maybe I'm out of place commenting, I'm sure this post is very helpful for the people who want to learn. Thank you & show more it's done different over here & it is very interesting .
That's a nice height to work at-about 9-12 courses.Dip and pick is a good system too.I can see it's a cavity wall,so it's a course that doesn't need ties incorporated into the b/w.Nice video.I'm 64 and still laying 'em.
Glenn you and me would have got on well I'm 65, you are spot on when you say about using a smaller trowel, you have much more control and it took me a while to realize this. I was working with a chap on the line for the first time and I remember thinking that's a small trowel you've got there, well I've never seen a bloke lay bricks as fast and neat he was using your method. The other blokes said don't be embarrassed he does it to all of us. Anyway I really enjoyed the video and the humour keep it up....
M8 that’s a great mop of hair - seriously I watched & helped my dad lay bricks on 9in work he use to do it this way 40 years ago I did not know different then but when you work on your own a lot this works - great vid.
Suprisingly epic video with amazing info. The people picking on the fact he’s laying them upside down completely miss the genius of the laying technique, hop ups and buckets. Thanks boys funny and informative great video
Glen fancy a couple of weeks in Northern Ireland that was the best thing l have seen for a good while I,m 64 and buddy you give us all hope. Keep taking the bottled beer you know it makes sense all the best
thanks glenn, your right about the method can't understand long spreading seems a lot of walking, I started spreading for two bricks and one on blocks.
Fantastic video ,iv always maintained a little bit of cop on and a eagerness to learn ,and you can do anything,the saying your always learning ,how very true ,great video ,great to be able to pass on knowledge like that .
The having materials all up higher part has really opened my eyes! Although I will say you really *shouldn't* be tapping the bricks down anyway until you start getting around about chest height. The bed should be laid so that you can gently push the brick home with your finger tips, as you're doing here. If you're doing a load of taps on every brick at every height you are kinda doing it wrong.
to be fair this technique looks so much easier on running in im going to have to give it a try , i was wandering though how you use this style wen working low? say the first 3 to 4 courses , would it be the same, just buckets and bricks on the floor?
This is how we do it in Finland. I was always curious about those mortar boards Anglo-Brickies love to use. What pros are there for using those as opposed to using big ol' bins?
Imagine how much faster it would be if you eliminated a lot of those steps you are making by having more planks to put your bricks on. Great work and a much better way to lay bricks, thankyou.
Sure do. Just find it so much easier mate. I'm lucky cos I can work with a small trowel. In Germany they have trowels especially designed to work out of bins. Stay safe buddy, glenn
Nice one Glenn. The economy of effort is so obvious in this method (as you saw in Germany).1/2 the number of trips to the wall, mortar can squeeze out on 3 sides of the bed etc. so no tapping required. If the long bed merchants want their bodies f#@k3d up in no time due to excessive motion it's their call, Muppets😩 You Sir, just won TH-cam bricklaying, end of.👍
I once new a bricklayer bold jimmy to his mates.They say he was a matelow trowl and allways worked for high stakes. He bent his back while laying some say while praying to the Goddess of the trowl sweeet lilly lake. No finner tradie held the trowl and his heart knew no persuasion. And He put them down with out a frown did bold Jimmy to his mates
Pros always make it look easier than it is…but thx for this video! Question…. What is best practice for brick against wall? Just bought a house and my brick steps and patio are pulled away from wall of house. Should fasteners have been used or some type of adhesive or both? Be well!
Love your work, thanks for the advice, I will take it on board. In our country down under on sites they do not drink alcohol while working. It's against the law, customers have noticed a few crooked walls. It would not be a good time to get tipsy. What if brick layers are on high rise buildings? Could this be a risk? I don't drink- I dare say that's a good thing. Therefore I rest my case.
Nice comment, Aussies are BADASS and tamed the terrifying land on their own. They can drink what they want and the customers can deal with it. I'm sure if he fell he would be fine.
Just saying you want those big green plastic spot boards, the pug doesn’t go dry and stays moist whilst water doesn’t drip off the sides. Top video mate
Old timer thanks for the knowledge I agree with the keeping your mud in a bucket but stop walking so far away from mud keep it near you lol thanks for your years of brick work
You'd have a problem working with a left handed bricky as we tend to work forwards - no bum fights in the middle. And those bricks are designed to be laid frog up. But I'm with you on the Dutch method. Best used with a rounded Dutch trowel.
Wet the boards up good and don’t put loads of mortar on them and they do good. The problem comes when you don’t use the mortar fast enough and the new mortar gets put on top of the old.Did you go to work in that suit?
Glenn Brilliant..TH-cam has come to us all standard brickie that has earnt his monie. Time and advance is standard ..shame to some comments these are the guys that are chasing the £ If They had brains its not a race yet are making there life harder by being competitive? Race Shows your young keen no hrs served. Hit it up in 30yrs. See where you are backache had enough. Its not a sprint but doing yourselves injustice. Put your kid on the line no monie because you all want to look what the next is doing. The games gone if you want to compete. Grow up do your hrs. 😊
My late Grandad used to say to me, "If you hands get sore laying bricks its because you,ve been holding them too long " ! & My late father would give me a bolocking if he heard me tapping em down , " don,t be tip tapping , you,ve got too much mortar under em " class :-)
To all those that don't know laying frog down is a acceptable way to lay a brick on non load bearing walls and in fact increases the u value on house walls because it traps air and when i did my time it was aways called pug
If you can't find an Ark to raid, get Harrison Ford to come along and build you one, he'll even build it upside down, if you ask him nicely. Big hand for the cameraman.
By far the best way to lay bricks .it makes me laugh how some trades are stuck in the MUD with the way they do things and are unwilling to try new methards there is always a better and faster way to do things
Never heard it called pug before I think it means clay mud.Ive come across very old brick walls with clay mixed with chaff or chopped straw for mortar. Like they build cob walls with.That would slow the job down a bit.
The frog was invented to save on materials and weight , A modern brick has discrepancies in size during manufacture and when on site , if you need to “grind”down due to size issues ( especially when tying into original brickwork then there is necessity to “frog” them . Bricks are normally used for their compressive strength so regardless if the brick is frog up or frog down the unit is the same , and as mortar in building is designed to be weaker than the bricks used ( to absorb any later movement and not crack the brickwork) it makes no difference if the frog is completely filled . If frogs were the deciding factor in a bricks strength why do we have class A engineering bricks which don’t have a frog and are used for high strength brickwork ? www.masonryconstruction.com/how-to/frogs-up-or-down_o
This is what TH-cam is meant to be about, not click bait and paid ads, proper old school tricks, shot by honest men, keep up the good work guys great honour to see the tips past down
Best dressed Bricklayer in town.
Thanks Martyn
Best brickie in da norf
He is yeah. Brickies of years ago, used to work with a shirt & tie.
you legend you make that clobber look good ..this is pure class laying brick while the rs turbo sits outside waiting to take you home ⚒
Wow not a bricklayer but been watching others like stu compton etc but your method makes sense and easy to grasp for most diy people like myself. Very impressive but I was more impressed that there was not even a single splatter on your white suite 😉😂
Thanks Sharky. It really is the best method. All the brickies I work with do it now
I love your method👌👍Your vid from From working in Germany is still my fave bricklaying vid of all time ! 😀👍
Excellent, best bricklaying video on youtube by a long way
Enjoyed it. Funny because when I was an apprentice the brickie I worked with had worked Germany and this is how he used to lay bricks. Top video mate cheers
I love how he Says “a couple of hundred bricks a day is good”
& then he lays 40 in 15 minutes 😂😂😂
10 minutes actually Dazza, but it was a straight run, and a lovely height
The old masters are the real genius
Thanks Joe
Best video I've seen , looking forward to the block work video. Good to hear old school bricklayers it's how I remember them when I worked as a hod carrier in Bournemouth in the 1980s.
Thanks Jim
Hey Jim did you ever come across an Irish brickies labourer that worked in Bournemouth in the 80s called Shamus ?
@@wolfdog1722 not that I can recall , but the building sites In Bournemouth at the time were very busy and had bricklayers and labourers from all over the UK .
I remember one Irish guy working on the Conference Centre ( BIC ) getting arrested on site as it turned out he was AWOL from the army
Hey Jim that was him ,
he worked on the BiC 100%
@@wolfdog1722 I worked on that job it was a great time
Decades ago I was a trained bricklayer in the US, but found an easier way to make money by selling products. The way I was trained, is the way they do it in the UK, where you have a big trowel and spread the mud in long swaths. I was taught to spread the mud the perfect height so that there was no tapping, only pressing slightly, then the excess that was squeezed out was used to butter the head joint on the brick you just laid. I could see where the German method would be better, because with the small trowel you are not lifting as much weight and getting your arm worn out. Putting the mud in the bucket to keep it from drying out is another good idea. It also saves time of having to put water on the mud board and constantly re hydrating the dried out mortar.
Keith Richards in a suit laying bricks ROFL! Nice work good to see your still on the trowel :)
Cheers mate
When I was in my early 20's I worked in Bremen Germany with 3 other lads all from the uk. We were building houses. One Saturday 3 Dutch guys turned up they took the outside wall of one elevation whilst we were on the adjacent elevation. They used this method and they creamed us. They were finished an hour before us. Since then I've been using this method. Too much time waisted spreading muck the whole length. I've proved the point over and over to other lads, yet they still insist on spreading the whole length lol.
Thanks Alwyn. Most of my mates do actually use this method now, and have realised
how much better it is
16 an half years on site an ive never seen this method. So i tried it the other day (with spots and no hop ups), found it was quicker, cleaner and easier on my body aswell. Thanks for the tip mate. I owe u 1
Thanks so much Ben. Really appreciate your comment
Ben Croft th-cam.com/video/ojxJ8AXV8Vs/w-d-xo.html when your doing your next private job try using the tubs and a smaller trowel you’ll go even faster . Very relaxed way of bricklaying . Note the Dutch guy nearest you in the video how relaxed he is . He’s holding the trowel in a very relaxed manner not choking it. The brick they are laying are 50 mm high that’s why they can use the push joint . The trowel he is using is an Arnhem trowel .
@@brickbybric im laying shallow frog bricks atm(75mm) but using the exact same method as him. Ive got a 11 inch london style as i still do long spreading for concrete blocks. I need to convert my workmates too so we can invest in some tubs and hop ups before i get the new trowel. Lol i been using 12 inch phillies until now. So it will be 1 extreme to another
I've seen 1 other Mason do it like this it's called pic n dip and yea he was fast and clean
Legend
Hi Glen. I'm a Irish bricklayer built plenty of railway bridges for British rail. Great demonstration
Thanks so much Michael
@@glennveness your welcome glenn
I love watching oldschool workers like you , nice job
Thanks mate
Above all good quality brickwork is most important I've been laying for over 30 years so maybe I'm out of place commenting, I'm sure this post is very helpful for the people who want to learn. Thank you & show more it's done different over here & it is very interesting .
I agree Terry, it's very beneficial for people who do DIY or are just learning. Thanks so much for the comment
That's a nice height to work at-about 9-12 courses.Dip and pick is a good system too.I can see it's a cavity wall,so it's a course that doesn't need ties incorporated into the b/w.Nice video.I'm 64 and still laying 'em.
Thanks Kevin. I'm 69 !
Thanks Kevin
Glenn you and me would have got on well I'm 65, you are spot on when you say about using a smaller trowel, you have much more control and it took me a while to realize this. I was working with a chap on the line for the first time and I remember thinking that's a small trowel you've got there, well I've never seen a bloke lay bricks as fast and neat he was using your method. The other blokes said don't be embarrassed he does it to all of us. Anyway I really enjoyed the video and the humour keep it up....
M8 that’s a great mop of hair - seriously I watched & helped my dad lay bricks on 9in work he use to do it this way 40 years ago I did not know different then but when you work on your own a lot this works - great vid.
Thanks Ben
Happy Retirement! Thank you for the video. Judging by the comments from experienced bricklayers, this is the video to learn from! ;) KUDOS
Thanks Vicki. I think Bricklaying made easy 3 you'll have a laugh
Suprisingly epic video with amazing info. The people picking on the fact he’s laying them upside down completely miss the genius of the laying technique, hop ups and buckets. Thanks boys funny and informative great video
Thanks Elliott. I appreciate positive feedback mate, glenn
Now that's clean work
I thought it was Brian budonde from phone jacker
Love that!
Boooooooo bidilibong
Exactly
🤣 buuuuuuuhhhhhhhhh
😂😂
Well done.plenty of great tips. Funny banter aswell
Thanks very much John
Glen fancy a couple of weeks in Northern Ireland that was the best thing l have seen for a good while I,m 64 and buddy you give us all hope. Keep taking the bottled beer you know it makes sense all the best
Thanks Ivan, much appreciated. Check out my Folly on you tube
thanks glenn, your right about the method can't understand long spreading seems a lot of walking, I started spreading for two bricks and one on blocks.
A couple of good tips there Glen about a tub to keep the gobbo in, and only putting enough on the wall for one brick each time. Good stuff.
Thanks Marttin
Fantastic video ,iv always maintained a little bit of cop on and a eagerness to learn ,and you can do anything,the saying your always learning ,how very true ,great video ,great to be able to pass on knowledge like that .
The having materials all up higher part has really opened my eyes! Although I will say you really *shouldn't* be tapping the bricks down anyway until you start getting around about chest height. The bed should be laid so that you can gently push the brick home with your finger tips, as you're doing here. If you're doing a load of taps on every brick at every height you are kinda doing it wrong.
to be fair this technique looks so much easier on running in im going to have to give it a try , i was wandering though how you use this style wen working low? say the first 3 to 4 courses , would it be the same, just buckets and bricks on the floor?
Well done sir! And not a drop of muck on his suit. Love it!
Join us next week for more fun on “How to lay bricks with Boris” 💪🏻
Hahahaha nice one 😂😂
This is how we do it in Finland. I was always curious about those mortar boards Anglo-Brickies love to use. What pros are there for using those as opposed to using big ol' bins?
None! Thanks for comment buddy
Could watch this all day. Proper tradesman. Great work.
Thank you Stratfan
Thank you so much
And me brilliant.
Looking smart there glen! Great video, must do a video of me doing electrical work sometime lol Hope ur doing fine mate 👍 P Brett 👍
Catch you soon Paul
It’s the Keith floyd of bricklaying , you only need a big glass of red and your there 😉
😂😂
Imagine how much faster it would be if you eliminated a lot of those steps you are making by having more planks to put your bricks on. Great work and a much better way to lay bricks, thankyou.
good effort sir from a fellow bricklayer. I might well give that a whirl next week. liked and subscribed
Thanks Harry
Nice work. Never seen this style before. Thanks.
OK!!!!!!!!!Beatiful work!!!
Thanks Carlos
My favorite bricklayer on TH-cam!
Thanks Mark. Will be posting a new one very shortly. I think you'll like it
great work, made to look so simple! fair play mate
Legend thanks pal
Awesome video! Very interesting method.
Thankyou
Great vid glen
This guy is class 🤟🏻
Really a contrasting job. The best I saw .
Awesome. Video. Thanks. What size trowel and make is it you use you and your mate? Thanks
Well very good !!!
Thank you
I do all my paint and plaster work dressed in black. Lovely show sir.
Glenn great video mate, do you work out of the bins when laying blocks mate?👍
Sure do. Just find it so much easier mate. I'm lucky cos I can work with a small trowel. In Germany they have trowels especially designed to work out of bins. Stay safe buddy, glenn
Wow you like laying bricks in tux well we have lot in common I'll do yard digging dirt with my hair now done and my new skinny jeans😍😁💅
Well done Glenn good video.!!
Nice one Glenn. The economy of effort is so obvious in this method (as you saw in Germany).1/2 the number of trips to the wall, mortar can squeeze out on 3 sides of the bed etc. so no tapping required.
If the long bed merchants want their bodies f#@k3d up in no time due to excessive motion it's their call, Muppets😩
You Sir, just won TH-cam bricklaying, end of.👍
Thanks so much
I once new a bricklayer bold jimmy to his mates.They say he was a matelow trowl and allways worked for high stakes.
He bent his back while laying some say while praying to the Goddess of the trowl sweeet lilly lake.
No finner tradie held the trowl and his heart knew no persuasion. And
He put them down with out a frown did bold Jimmy to his mates
Pros always make it look easier than it is…but thx for this video! Question…. What is best practice for brick against wall? Just bought a house and my brick steps and patio are pulled away from wall of house. Should fasteners have been used or some type of adhesive or both? Be well!
Loved watching an old master. Just one question, weren't the bricks upside down?
Laying bricks frog down, big no no
That was highly entertaining bricklayer myself 👍
Thanks Mervyn
Class enit lol.
What size is that trowel you use. What size would you say is best?
Love your work, thanks for the advice, I will take it on board. In our country down under on sites they do not drink alcohol while working. It's against the law, customers have noticed a few crooked walls. It would not be a good time to get tipsy. What if brick layers are on high rise buildings? Could this be a risk? I don't drink- I dare say that's a good thing. Therefore I rest my case.
Nice comment, Aussies are BADASS and tamed the terrifying land on their own. They can drink what they want and the customers can deal with it. I'm sure if he fell he would be fine.
Made it look easy with minimal effort, happy retirement mate 👍
Thank you
Just saying you want those big green plastic spot boards, the pug doesn’t go dry and stays moist whilst water doesn’t drip off the sides. Top video mate
Thanks Tom
Old timer thanks for the knowledge I agree with the keeping your mud in a bucket but stop walking so far away from mud keep it near you lol thanks for your years of brick work
That old timer will burn you down the wall. Lol
Hannibal lecker had a suit like that Anthony Hopkins great idea lovely work.
Thanks Julie x
Thanks Julie x
this guy would make a good teacher .. and pass his skill set on
Thank you Sam
Отлично, мужик!
Glenn ,A much older bricklayer than you not my way but i like it Thank You.
Love it great to see. It's guys like you who built Britain 👌
yah and constantly needs fixin l see
The Tommy Cooper of Bricklaying , joking aside brilliant Video and an honest guy , not like the knobs who brag about laying a thousand a day
And this is better than Top Gear!
And a lot cheaper!
Good stuff.
Not the way I do it but it works for him. Fair play geeza.
Einstein of bricklayer!!!!
You'd have a problem working with a left handed bricky as we tend to work forwards - no bum fights in the middle. And those bricks are designed to be laid frog up. But I'm with you on the Dutch method. Best used with a rounded Dutch trowel.
Agree entirely John
ihad some clothes like that when i went on a cruise lol but i can tell your acompetent tradesman
Thank you David
you look an happy go lucky guy!
Love the frog down method
Proven to be by far the best method. Stronger apparently
Hastings finest laying them in style...
Excellent tutorial.
Thanks buddy
The only person who puts the frog down the proper direction
Walling in a white suit. Clean as a whistle...
Ya can't buy class mate 😎👍🏻
How do the brick layers in Mexico lay bricks over head to make domes without forms?
You tell me! Mind-blowing!
Wet the boards up good and don’t put loads of mortar on them and they do good. The problem comes when you don’t use the mortar fast enough and the new mortar gets put on top of the old.Did you go to work in that suit?
two thumbs down!!! prob chris Longhurst and stu Crompton ;)
lol
Thank you
.. and Rob Songer
Stu Crompton is a bog standard trowel two bob as we say down south this old fella knows his stuff
@@KevinColt Rob Songer knows his stuff ,he does not rush because he does not have too
Glenn Brilliant..TH-cam has come to us all standard brickie that has earnt his monie. Time and advance is standard ..shame to some comments these are the guys that are chasing the £ If They had brains its not a race yet are making there life harder by being competitive? Race Shows your young keen no hrs served. Hit it up in 30yrs. See where you are backache had enough. Its not a sprint but doing yourselves injustice. Put your kid on the line no monie because you all want to look what the next is doing. The games gone if you want to compete. Grow up do your hrs. 😊
My late Grandad used to say to me, "If you hands get sore laying bricks its because you,ve been holding them too long " ! & My late father would give me a bolocking if he heard me tapping em down , " don,t be tip tapping , you,ve got too much mortar under em " class :-)
Thanks Andy
To all those that don't know laying frog down is a acceptable way to lay a brick on non load bearing walls and in fact increases the u value on house walls because it traps air and when i did my time it was aways called pug
Thanks so much John
Thanks John
If you can't find an Ark to raid, get Harrison Ford to come along and build you one, he'll even build it upside down, if you ask him nicely. Big hand for the cameraman.
Nice suit.
By far the best way to lay bricks .it makes me laugh how some trades are stuck in the MUD with the way they do things and are unwilling to try new methards there is always a better and faster way to do things
Thanks William
Methards?
@OH YEAH YEAH OH YEAH YEAH YEAH YEAH YEAH YEAH you couldn't lay an egg
Chick Chick Chick Chick chicken lay a little egg for me
69 in a white suit brilliant
Retired bar the odd casher here and there 😉
Never heard it called pug before I think it means clay mud.Ive come across very old brick walls with clay mixed with chaff or chopped straw for mortar. Like they build cob walls with.That would slow the job down a bit.
Another name for mortar is gobo,I always call it that.
Geezer looks like he’s had a night on the tiles
How doe's it work if you lay them the right way up?
Whens Block Work Coming Up Glenn...!!!!
Nhbc would make you pull that down at redrow frog down is bad building practise ,first thing they taught me at college 40 years ago
Find a site with no nhbc then
The top of the brick is straight
Sadly your right cant get away with it anymore they are on to us
The frog was invented to save on materials and weight , A modern brick has discrepancies in size during manufacture and when on site , if you need to “grind”down due to size issues ( especially when tying into original brickwork then there is necessity to “frog” them . Bricks are normally used for their compressive strength so regardless if the brick is frog up or frog down the unit is the same , and as mortar in building is designed to be weaker than the bricks used ( to absorb any later movement and not crack the brickwork) it makes no difference if the frog is completely filled . If frogs were the deciding factor in a bricks strength why do we have class A engineering bricks which don’t have a frog and are used for high strength brickwork ? www.masonryconstruction.com/how-to/frogs-up-or-down_o
@@JosephKnight952 shut up you cockney creep, and learn frog up,what is pug anyway you moron,and who cares if you've worked in Germany.
This Guy is brilliant proper old skool would love to have been on the trowel with him in the day
Thanks Dan
Did he only cleaned up the morter on the side of the wall we saw? What about the other side?
8:09
So nice
Thank you