Being a member I recommend it highly. I work 3 day a week n 2 days at college doing a bricklaying course l. working for my dad currently whose a groundwork contractor so only do blockwork up to block nd beam so not much face work :/ but currently waiting for go ahead for an apprenticeship with a housing company:))
Nothing better than watching Stu laying brick. Very therapeutic mate. 🙏🏾 top marks again mate. And those window lintel things look sharp! Precision finishing.
Just wanted to say thanks so much for replying to my message stu, it’s like getting a message from a celebrity. I’m going to try the heart panel in a few weeks so I’ll send a pic thanks bud !!!!!
Little tip dude your snap headers you put in so that so you can get the reveals up that your gonna pull out after....lay em on sand much easier to pull out that way 👍
Hi stu I am a bricklayer I use profilers every day for everything if I can. Just wanted to know why you are still building up big corners ? Cheers keep up the great work 👍🏻
Would it be best to fill in the bricks from end to end when using the profiles? Rather than raising the line for a course yet only lay the brick at the corner. Then you have to come back to fill in between, wasting time I think. Your doing the same thing twice. Am I miss understanding how it is done in your area? Just asking.You did not answer Alex Carhart question.@@Stucrompton1
if youre talking about the video with the big corner we wanted to run the gable in but were pushed for time and had to leave so we just put the corner up, yes normally you would just put up profiles then run each course.
Sorry for my ignorance (and my bad english), but how can you always end up with full bricks (no cuts) on one side? Calculation? Does the bricklayer do them or the architect?
Hi Stu, I am about to build a wall out of concrete block, I went to builders merchants and all the blocks are off by a few mm, e.g 100 was 95, 140 was 137, 215 were 213, is this standard in the trade. The reason for the concern is that as I've never built a wall, when I come to do my gauge this could throw me out a bit. Do builders normally just had 12/13mm or mortar in the joints to compensate? Thanks
Quality work as usual. I've just got back from having a few pints and come across a guy on UA-cam called Glenn Veness am I seeing correctly he is laying brick wearing a white suite? I've only had 2pints
Isn't there a special plastic strip made for covering the tops of brick walls during rain? If not, you need to invent it. Could be heavy reusable plastic strips about 6- 8 inches wide. Could come in 50-100 foot length rolls. Could be quickly rolled out on top and rolled back up after rain stops.
I do it with certain bricks engineering bricks in the summer we sponge off at end of day....keeps your work looking nice a clean and certain facing bricks we do aswell.
@@johndaniells4440 yes mate bucket of clean water and a sponge....wring it out well and just flash it over the face of brickwork brings certain bricks up lovely ...sometimes once water dries we buff them up with abit Hessian 👍
Nice brickwork, just was wondering why your build corners up with profiles rather than just run In off profile? Like you content you've been putting on.
I’ve said it a few times in the comments Neil. We was going to run the gable in but al had to do some admin in the office so we had no time left, so we just put corner up 👍
Wtf am I doing with my life . Watching someone setting when I've got to get up and do the same shit 😞 line up . Gobo. Shit week ahead with the weather in n.w
Being a member I recommend it highly. I work 3 day a week n 2 days at college doing a bricklaying course l. working for my dad currently whose a groundwork contractor so only do blockwork up to block nd beam so not much face work :/ but currently waiting for go ahead for an apprenticeship with a housing company:))
good stuff 👏
Nothing better than watching Stu laying brick. Very therapeutic mate. 🙏🏾 top marks again mate. And those window lintel things look sharp! Precision finishing.
liked the transition from ur van window to outside 👏
Stu you are a tip top brick from my Trowel to yours you inspire me when u see you work, quality work brother 👍👌
Just wanted to say thanks so much for replying to my message stu, it’s like getting a message from a celebrity. I’m going to try the heart panel in a few weeks so I’ll send a pic thanks bud !!!!!
Look forward to it pal
Exactly what my week was like with the rain Stu, I'm a landscaper, so I'm in exactly the same position weather wise 🙄
Ain’t easy working outside in the rain 🌧Keep up your hard work, stay safe, stay dry.👍👍
Најквалитетнији рад и одлична презентација!
Black stones are stunning:)
Love the barrel jointer no strain on the wrist
Cracking job Stu you got over the bond not James Bond ha ha😂😂
Good lad stu all part of the fun mate, wait till summer comes then it's all worth it. Keep up the good work 👍
Absolutely amazing
Very nice editing especially around 8:47
Little tip dude your snap headers you put in so that so you can get the reveals up that your gonna pull out after....lay em on sand much easier to pull out that way 👍
Good tip mate but we have no access to sand 👍
Wow lovely camera transition through the window @8:42. I can't see where you did the cut. 👍
EXCELLENT WORK AS ALWAYS MR CROMPTON , BUT WHY IS THERE NO REBAR SYSTEM IN THE WALL?
Hard work
Amazing in love with your Videos stu grettings from switzerland
Thanks Flavio good to have you here 😁
Arch enemy bean bags!!!! Should be joiners that put it in!!!! 😂
Andrew p joiners are lazy
Looking good as always Stu.
It rains less at TDG 😉😉😉 top video mate 👍
Hi stu I am a bricklayer I use profilers every day for everything if I can. Just wanted to know why you are still building up big corners ? Cheers keep up the great work 👍🏻
We took over this plot Alex corners were already up
Would it be best to fill in the bricks from end to end when using the profiles? Rather than raising the line for a course yet only lay the brick at the corner. Then you have to come back to fill in between, wasting time I think. Your doing the same thing twice. Am I miss understanding how it is done in your area? Just asking.You did not answer Alex Carhart question.@@Stucrompton1
if youre talking about the video with the big corner we wanted to run the gable in but were pushed for time and had to leave so we just put the corner up, yes normally you would just put up profiles then run each course.
Sorry for my ignorance (and my bad english), but how can you always end up with full bricks (no cuts) on one side? Calculation? Does the bricklayer do them or the architect?
Hi Stu, I am about to build a wall out of concrete block, I went to builders merchants and all the blocks are off by a few mm, e.g 100 was 95, 140 was 137, 215 were 213, is this standard in the trade. The reason for the concern is that as I've never built a wall, when I come to do my gauge this could throw me out a bit. Do builders normally just had 12/13mm or mortar in the joints to compensate? Thanks
Nice work again Stu, do you always have to point blockwork these days? It does look better , roll on Spring, and some brighter waether🌞
Yes Peter it must be Nhbc requirements so that the block Jonty are filled 👍
Strong houses 🏘️
Quality work as usual. I've just got back from having a few pints and come across a guy on UA-cam called Glenn Veness am I seeing correctly he is laying brick wearing a white suite? I've only had 2pints
Yeah I think i see a video of him before Frank yeah, it may get dirty
Do you not find that the drytherm pushes your blocks out of plumb or is that just me
Would love to lay bricks like these Stu rather than the renaissance bricks we have to lay.
Good clean work.
Isn't there a special plastic strip made for covering the tops of brick walls during rain? If not, you need to invent it. Could be heavy reusable plastic strips about 6- 8 inches wide. Could come in 50-100 foot length rolls. Could be quickly rolled out on top and rolled back up after rain stops.
Super 👍
Wee bit WD40 on blade when cleaning end shift keeps nice and slick for following day mate.
Очень профессиональная работа!!!,it's very good!! Hai from Rasha!!
Good brick laying seen some good work from you. Surprised you don't cover caststone cills up though.
Nice job mate but only thing ..keeps them perps plumb!
Hi Stu great work again, are you on day work or price when your on site, keep up the good worry 👍👍
I’m a Bricky in Ireland have you ever done any work for barhale?
I really enjoy the channel. I do have a question ,Do you all not use rebar? Not being critical just curious.
Not really Stephen
if your working on site and cant lay due to weather does that mean u lose the days pay?
Yes , sometimes you drive 25 miles and then get told to got home and you loose out on fuel cost too ,
Best part of being cards in is not losing wet time, get 25% less on the price but you get holidays sick pay and other benifits.
Or if you’re smarter go to Australia for the winter and back Uk for summer 👍
James Merrills but you can claim that back though through your expenses so you don’t really lose out
Another great vid Stu! What’s the name of the song for your intro? Cheers
Where did u get them profiles from if u can remember thanks 👍🏻tidy work !
Don't forget to coffee break...!
One of the most frustrating things in our trade, the bloody weather 🌧🌧
Hi Stu, what did you mean by blow down. What came down. Cheers pal another great vid
One of their all blew over from the wind Neil
@@Stucrompton1 blood hell does that happen a lot in the wind. Hope everyone was alright.
How many courses or bricks do you lay before you joint them?
Stone or pre-cast?
Hi stu what do you think of the barrel jointers
Think they’re great Ricky, didn’t think I would like it To be honest
Me to was strange at first but they do make the jointing look so much better
Hi Stu the older guy ur working with is that mal you did the extension for?
No Phil Al
legal amigo!
are you on price or day rate?
Hiya stu have you ever built a house from start to finish 👍
Yes Malc, a few
Lovely job stu
How many bricks can you lay in one hour ?
Any suggestions for an architect in the North West ?
How come you didn’t do your apprenticeship with kc, stu?
Jamie McNeil, don’t think Kc is a bricklayer
Do u ever sponge your work stu? Seen some brickys do it. Is there cases where u would and others u wouldn't?
I do it with certain bricks engineering bricks in the summer we sponge off at end of day....keeps your work looking nice a clean and certain facing bricks we do aswell.
TA just water I believe. Just a final clean of the face of the brick while the mortar hasn't fully went off.
Cheers C Jackson. Is that right, just water initially to clean the face?
@@johndaniells4440 yes mate bucket of clean water and a sponge....wring it out well and just flash it over the face of brickwork brings certain bricks up lovely ...sometimes once water dries we buff them up with abit Hessian 👍
Cheers bud. Pride in your work.
Much work in Manchester?
Think theyd invent bricks, mortor and brickys who are rain proof :)
That’s a good point mate ha
Why do you not just run it all in rather than rack back 1st when youve got profiles?
Nice brickwork, just was wondering why your build corners up with profiles rather than just run In off profile?
Like you content you've been putting on.
I’ve said it a few times in the comments Neil. We was going to run the gable in but al had to do some admin in the office so we had no time left, so we just put corner up 👍
Wtf am I doing with my life . Watching someone setting when I've got to get up and do the same shit 😞 line up . Gobo. Shit week ahead with the weather in n.w
ميه ميه جميل ✌️👍👍👍👍
кирпич классный
Where trowel OX ? ))
Cover the stone with damp and cut it off at the end otherwise stone will get covered in muck
Yes we need to do that before scaffolding is lifted Ryan, we have some foam to cover stone cills on site
Guessing you don't get paid while it's raining ?
The gang of brickies who had a blow-out.....explain what a blow-out is. Thanks
When a wall blows down 👍
@@Stucrompton1 Oh my!!
Looks daft with that silly cut next to the stone head. Wou would think the site agent would of ordered them to work brick dims
All of the windows are not brick length, what’s all that about lol
@@Stucrompton1 architect's don't care. It's not them building it
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