brick pointing matching 50 year old motor
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- Опубліковано 30 бер 2016
- The color took me about a week to get a hundred percent right not too many brick pointers will do spot pointing and try to match the motor a hundred percent think I got it pretty close
Excellent work ... a pleasure to watch you doing the work to look so easy !!!......Thanks !!!
Efstratios Diakoniarakis thanks
Great exhibition of lime mortar pointing, fully compressed joint and it’s now resistant to rain
Really nice work Francis!!
Great job bud. I enjoy your knowledge and ur videos
Thanks
Now I use a baker's sack. He made this look easy. Usually you wait for it to dry up a bit to brush!!
Id like to know how to tuck point that fast otherwise I'd do it like that!
Dude I can watch your vids all day. You're f'ing amazing!
This is pretty amazing to watch. so fast and such a nice finish. damn! What is the purpose of the brush afterwards?
looks good man...
iamcrypto thanks
ok, where do we start. the original builders used a lime mortar. for repointing, slick (slush) the joint in with a slicker. let set, then tool. want that aggregate to pop like the weathered joint? hit it with a churn brush. there is tons of info on building orgs in the US. even a guy in mom's basement can find out how and what the do, to do it right.
Hi Francis, whats the mix your using. Nice Work Brother
How did you make the mortar?? Like /cement/sand?
Hey man nice color matching, can you share how did you mixed this mortar ?
It’s been a long time my friend I think I just used white sand and White die
ok.. So how did you make white mortar?
U need white sand. And when you get the cement ask for something that's light not dark and you can also get white powder dye
I’m suggesting 1:1: 3 ratio ..1 part ordinary Portland cement, 1 part lime, 3 parts fine building sand. Not washed sand or grit sand as this is river sand and angular, it needs to be quarried sand
Ouch. Have a bit of patience dude. Sloppy work.
mortar is to soft which leads to a poor job because of shrinkage. Your hands do work good.
you need to take a brick trowel and at a 45° angle swipe up holding the trowel at approximately a 22° angle to the wall and cut those mortar snots at the edge of the bricks after striking and before brushing.. I'm a mason since mid 1980s. taught by one of the last few real masons alive at the time.
Thats funny. One of the last few masons.
Mid 80s I already had 15 years in. Still at it.
@@jamesgillice2123 The old man/mason who trained me was in WWII and started in bricklaying in 1946. .. who trained you? or did you train yourself at Woodstock??😅
@@bonanzatime and that proves what?
@@crisfiler6128 By itself doesn't prove anything. Why? You want to fight? Tough Guy!😅
How did you make that mix with that color?
This was a few years ago I’m not really sure but I know are used white cement and white sand
Good job, every repointing job I do, people always tell me the joys of using a mortar gun, I'm like fuck the guns I'm good with the traditional method of hawk and jointer, I have 3 guns and I think it's a waste of money. Have you tried any mortar guns?
this coming from somebody who has not won video of themselves doing anything. I'm not the one hiding behind an alias. you can talk all the crap you want from Mom's basement it's cool. I'm the one out here killing it.
*lime
rough
This guy sucks
dreadful finish
Too slow
Masagus Sutrisno yeah your video you're much faster LOL