Ripping out and building up
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- Опубліковано 3 тра 2024
- Ripping out a shop front and rebuilding it in Flemish bond to match the neighbouring side. Replicating the cambered arch and building into the existing RSJ, explaining as I go and sharing the difficulties with the existing RSJ. #bricklaying #tips #Flemmish bond
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When a craftsman is working if it looks easy what he's doing he's a professional . Excellent job. 🇺🇸
Thank you bro👍😊
One day, you will be gone, but your brickwork will stand there for another century. I have always admired bricklayers.
A sobering thought especially when you think how fast time seems to go by! But yeah a truly amazing thing🤔👍
I Really enjoy watching this true craftsman every time.
Well done Chris and thanks for taking the time to produce the video.
Thank you very much!
Made my day with memories of building my house 40 odd years back. So refreshing to know that Flemish bond is still up there. Spoke to a young lad starting out and he has yet to do any work other than stretcher and bucket handle pointing. He had never heard of lime mortar which suprised me. Loved the nice touch of the camber arch over the window and a proper looking cill.
Always look forward to your videos chris you should upload more often 👍
Thank you👍
Ex brickies laborer from the early eighties here, thank you, I enjoyed this.
Thank brother👍
Same here,worked with a bunch of belgums great guys
Absolutely outstanding, Chris. That's a job to be really proud of for years to come.👏👏
Yes, thank you👍
2nd that
А раствор немного жидковат для кирпичной кладки покрепче нужен ,кирпич плывёт 😊
Excellent job as always Chris.
Always a pleasure to click on your videos 👍🏻
Thank you, much appreciated 👍
Very nice job. I never had the patience to learn bricklaying. I had a very good friend who could lay bricks and blocks and stones from the time we were ten years old. I always admired his patience. Maybe after watching you I will give it a try, patience has set in as I got older. Thank you for the great content.
Thank you😊..Yeah I guess as we get older we change, have a go and I wish all the best👍🧱
lime mortar
Outstanding craftsmanship, you made a very complicated job look easy. Well done Chris 👏👏👏
Wow, thank you
Cracking job Chris , I’m a time served Brickie myself who gave up the trade in my late 20’s to take up a completely different career path - I seen far too many old Scottish brickies bent , stooped , broken and riddled with arthritis with the cold damp weather at home - I digress , it’s great seeing the easy skill you show on your vids and I whooped with delight when I correctly predicted how you were going to overcome facing the RSJ with cuts etc . Look forward to more of your content Chris ✊
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Aww thank you, yeah I’ve had two hip replacements on my right leg and one on my left leg but that’s an hereditary condition…My wife is a Fife woman👍
@@foundationgood123 Ah.. fae the Kingdom O Fife 👌… Well good luck with the hip issue my friend , proper sore having issues there .. ouch !
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Nice job, and it blends in really well with the existing. I'm a builder/bricklayer myself but in my twilight years now, and watching your video is making me want to jump on the line with you, it's been a long time since I did any Flemish, and it just happens to be my favourite bond, well done.
Thank you, it’s so satisfying to stand back at the end of the day and see what’s been done and working through the difficulties. I don’t think I’ll ever stop to be honest I love the buzz it brings and yes Flemish bond is a beautiful bond👍
What a wonderful and beautiful craft bricklaying is. Such a pity that too few are willing to learn it! And you, Sir, are an excellent teacher.
Aw thank you very much👍
my god what a great job and what a set of hands .nice one keep up the good work
Thank you! Cheers!...keeping the hands working👍
Thank you.
Only good valuable tradesman in not afraid to share his knowledge.
Cracking job Chris. Excellent brick match and blending in etc. First class 👍👍👍
Thank you👍
Fellow builder from leek here. Passed most days top job as ever 👏👏
Haha..Thanks bro👍
Good to see you back Chris , lovely job that and I’m with you on the Furness bricks, nice to work with , super strong and loads of colours and character 🤩🧱👍🏼
Thanks Steve, how’s the hip? Not easy work when the hip is in pain!
Very very impressive Chris, beautifully blended to the old..
Thanks👍
Great craftsman!
Love your workmanship
Thank you👍
Impressive, I was annoyed that you were leaving that big beam, I was surprised when you bricked over it, very cool.
It could have been removed no problem however, the cost was going to shoot their budget over what they wanted to pay!!
So valuable. This will inspire some youngsters❤
They’re the next generation, hopefully we can inspire apprentices on in the art👍
Wonderful! As an original stonemason and stone sculptor I love it. In particular the brick arch and the stone window sill.
Thank you very much!👍🧱
What a fab job you did here. Great explanations and talking to us like we are your peers! I have a few construction friends I will be sending this vid too Chris. I hope you have effort to do more of these. I sure could have done without any of the music though. Thanks !
Awesome! Thank you!
Thanks for showing this to us! Great video.
My pleasure!
A Master at work
Thanks for the video Chris
Thank you👍
Brilliant stuff
Top work Chris - Dare I say - The future for all the uk’s high street shops in the not too distant future - your never be out of work m8. The rest of us might be though!
Thanks mucca, said to say High Streets are suffering 😔
All they want is bastard Amazon and everybody paying by card - it’s over bar the shouting.
That's amazing Chris, love the tips and the way you have walked us through the project. Skills shown on toothing out those damaged bricks..👏🧱⚒👍
Top job chris
What a cracking job, craftsman 👍👊
Many thanks👍
Beautifully done, deserve respect.
Thank yo, appreciated 👍
Hi Chris
Hope your well mate .
Fantastic brickwork an the arch makes it
Lovely work great video mate 👍 👏
Your sons are midgets
Aw thanks Justin, I've been off for a while but back on now....How are you..keeping busy now the rain has gone!
Been wet since October here Chris but still going mate thanks just about 🤣 glad to see you back 👍
great stuff
That is a truly beautiful job!!!!
Thank you👍
I am very impressed with your work on this project mate!
Thank you👍
Looks amazing chris as always. we need more content off you 👍🏻
Thank you, I got more to come...try each week to do something new🧱👍
Absolutely super job.! ❤
Thank you! 😊
Skilled work. What a match.
Thank you👍🧱
Good job mate 😊 those bricks good match ,blend in great
Thanks bro
Fantastic job!!
Thank you👍
Real gold here for the young lads 👍 beautiful work 🇮🇪🇮🇪🧱☘️
Thanks bro, much appreciated 👍😊
Lovely job. Chris 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Always satisfying watching a true craftsman at work, we need to get youngsters doing this instead of Mickey Mouse degrees like "media studies".
Good to see you back at last!!
Hey, thanks!😊
Seen a lot of your brick work now. Faultless. Big fan of those bricks as well. A beautiful wall and arch like that deserves a far nice window.
Couldn't agree more. Bloody lovely brick work then white window 😕
Thank you very much!
Nice one.
We need to keep your skills alive, I hear a lot of new-build chimneys are now GRP because of the skills shortage. :(
Bloody hell...now I want to do some brick work....and I'm a framer and a roofer...he made it look easy...I can do that....YEAH RIGHT....nice work....the best brikeys...seem to be over on the other side of the pond....good day from Michigan
Nice one, good day to you bro from Staffordshire mid England 🏴🍻
excellent travail Monsieur Chris ¡
Merci bien
beautiful bit of work mate!
Thank you Izzy, how you doing bro! Enjoy the Bank Holiday👍
Really nice job 👍🏾
Thank you👍
God job man and Nice
Could watch a you all day a true artisan 👍
Thank you very much👍
From a reiterd Bricky from down south. Lovely old job
Aw thanks, I started in 1978 straight from school in the April😊
Nice little job that 👍
Nice Work & Video 👍
Thank you 👍
Very nice work what a transformation, I did wonder how you would deal with that wonky girder💪💪💪
It was a challenge I used the “Pistol brick” where the bricks are conveniently cut out in order to create the lip!
Good old school bricky 😮
Nice job 👍
Thank you👍
Top job how clever
Stop on great job 👏🏽
love the 80s kung fu inspired dubbing at the start
Hahaha when came into post I realised the mic didn't work🙄...so I did a dub..👍🧱
Mint job
Cheers 👍😊
Thats some brickying,great job,i bet your mate hated doing those cuts,lol
Thanks matey, and yes he did lol
Nice job,looks like it was always that way
Aw thank you👍😊
Great job that pal 🧱🧱🧱
Thank you👍
stellar job, looks like it was always there. canine therapy though, not sure what that's about, there are people in the UK who can't afford to eat.
Lovely old job
tahnk you👍🧱
Wish spot boards were up high in my days ....no bending,still can't avoid bending or "nosebleeding" though
Excellent work Chris. The client pays for quality brickwork then installs a cheap pvc window 😮
Leek makes a change!
I spotted the mistake. 😂
fair play for putting it right. should have left it in the video though. we're all human
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Really fiddly and time consuming job there. Looks great
Thank you👍…Yes they are fiddly
Where about in the country are based mate ? Cheers. Lovely work !
Staffordshire, this job was in Leek.
isn't it great when someone knows what they're doing
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So David Moyes has gone back to bricklaying.
And I should have said I didn't realise David was a master of his craft and a man to be admired.
What is a furrness brick ? Does it mean the bricks were fired in a furness or the brick are made for use in a furness, e.g. a fire bricks ?
Its a company in Cumbria (Furness) they make the bricks and match them
@@foundationgood123 Thanks for the reply.
Do you not use formers anymore? It’s lucky you’re very good but if you had an apprentice you might get the reveal plumb.
You’re not making sense bud…The brick arch is being built over an arch former…if I had an apprentice you might get the reveal plum (what do you mean?)
It was as I sent the comment, the formers appeared
what the brown mortar? at the clay? or cement?
Lime mortar
@@foundationgood123 Lime!?!?!?! but, Holmes, why???
It’s elementary dear Watson
Is that not a segmental arch ?
Gauged camber arch
Tidy.
If your bricking up the opening couldn’t you have done away with the steel all together as it’s not really doing much now the shop fronts gone
I could have no problem, however the client didn’t want to pay the extra costs of removing them!!
The windows spoil it
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The kid's wearing Occidental Leather U.S.A.
Yeah, he loves it bro👍🧱
Not Good
You Need A Lintel 😢
Amén.
The big double RSJ steel was already installed many years ago because the original house front was converted into a big shop frontage, I was reinstating the original frontage and the owners didn’t want the huge cost of removing the steels!
That is not a CAMBER ARCH.
Господи из какогоговна у них дома.
их называют кирпичиками 🧱🤣
@@foundationgood123 я имел ввиду что это какой-то слоёный пирог вижу внутри стена из шлакоблока без перевязки в пол блока потом кирпичная кладка в четверть кирпича это что такое. Уже молчу что там ещё двутавровая балка как прекрасный проводник холода и рядом ещё деревянная балка чтобы совсем нас запутать.
A lot of thinking about that job aswell mate, a lot of people won’t realise them small jobs can drain the life out of you🤪🤣 come across them jobs when there’s a pig in it and you’ve toothed it out already not realising 🤪🤣
Roit fawncy.
The audio is out of synch, mate.
Yes at the start bud, I had to dub it as the mic didn’t work and the traffic overwhelmed my voice! The rest is ok though!!
bricklayer ????? the frog goes down not up (that's the dip in the brick for you none bricklayers)