With a shovel/spade? that's what I was thinking, it was a newish paver too, look how clean and yellow the sand still is!? No bugs or hole digging from said 'bugs'...
actually the reason why he had to remove it is because he was doing a mixed random pattern and you can't have a seam for more than four or five blocks an expert does it with no more than four but most are three... He's removing the square and the Twinkie to install a loaf. Thus breaking the lines.
I love how all the comments are people shitting on this method when in reality we all saw this while mindlessly scrolling through our recommended UA-cam shorts
I know a guy that tried to remove a brick without proper tools. It exploded and he had to have his arm reattached. Do not try this without a ez brick lifter
I love tools and gadgets and believe there is always a better way to do things, I'm on this guy's side but struggling to find a reason to do it this way.
There is no dangerous way. You take a couple screwdrivers and you just step it up centimeter by centimeter. If you're an idiot you can pinch a finger....and if you've been working with those bricks all day your skin is probably pretty thin. But really if he needs that tool he's not a landscaper.
@@BawlzOfuzz I know I'm just a simple landscaper what would I know. I'm too busy doing the job right to come up with complex ways of fixing mistakes. I don't even have any experience fixing mistakes I'm so perfect. if you're in the 315 and you need a professional landscaper get a hold of me
As a mechanical engineer, I demand a redesign. And this time, do it in AutoDesk. And draft it in orthographic view so I can build one. I don’t need one but I still want to build it
@@armandoavila7079 not only are we skilled and have good wages plus outstanding benefits we're fast as well . Working safely to get the job done . I agree to disagree 😎
That might be actually handy for those really big rectangle blocks. They're hard to remove even with help as the surrounding don't give way easily. I've seen corners knocked out trying to make access for a pry. Then you just fill in the hole.
Not unless you’re contractor is an idiot. They have 8” of laser leveled compacted crushed stone under them and polymeric sand and sealer prevents weeds in the cracks for the better part of a decade.
@@goodoljr1 Yes, I agree the work is being done much better here. But in Virginia, we have an abundance of inexperienced contractors. Paver decks cost less than masonry with a 4" concrete base. So we get a ton of budget contractors doing this sloppy. Don't use polymeric sand around a pool. In a heavy rain, the sand unlocks, spills in the pool, then dries up hard again until the next storm. I don't dislike any of the products. It just doesn't perform well in all settings. We have lots of clowns here who promise cheap work, then deliver poor quality. By the time the customer knows what is happening, the contractor has his check. Best wishes on your projects.
@@davidbaldwin1591 True, I used to live in Winchester. I’m also an arborist and when I go to VA to visit I’m shocked how terrible the tree workers are. Absolutely destroying mature trees with no knowledge of their work.
To make this safer and faster you should add locking wheels, a steering wheel, that can be used to push this into place AND spin the screw and an electric motor to do it automatically OR you just need to buy a Tesla.
How about get a scraper , clean up the joint and get a thin wire on both corners, and start pulling up slowly, if you are patient enough string will work also😉
And then we need to ask: "why would we need to remove a brick?" If it isn't broken..... If it is broken, you don't need to worry about breaking it taking it out....
We all have that friend. You know the guy who spends his money on tools that just make things harder, and take longer.
Yes
Get a hammer and a shim
😂😂😂😂
I was going to say that he is either a Union worker, government, or paid by the hour.😂
@@scratchluka6157 payed by hour or on day rate 🤔 lol
Don't just pry it up... Drill a hole in it so its not usable anymore and waste 5 times the money and 5 times the time. Perfect!
Couldn’t he just flip it over.. don’t think he went all the way through
@@grinder12g no, they have rolled edges on one side and clean corners on the bottoms
With a shovel/spade? that's what I was thinking, it was a newish paver too, look how clean and yellow the sand still is!? No bugs or hole digging from said 'bugs'...
Prying can damage the other ones silly. Hence why he is doing it that way.
@@grinder12g some people are a little slow (i.e. @Mike Znel)
Somewhere out there there's a man who doesn't pay for sex, holding two flat head screw drivers laughing.
Very cash money of you.
Woahhhh sir I’m have to ask you to keep the “s” word to yourself as there is children in this community.
@@kittycat9892 can we replace it with the ultimate gamer word?
@esad I’m referring to the other s word in the sentence
@@noobpro9759 and yes >:3
Well dang...a handy dandy pavers remover tool...cause u never know when u might need to remove a perfectly good paver stone from ur patio...
I have never seen a simple task, turn so difficult. I'll have that paver removed and replaced before he gets that gadget set up.
Ahh! I see why he had to remove that!! There was a hole in it!!😂
actually the reason why he had to remove it is because he was doing a mixed random pattern and you can't have a seam for more than four or five blocks an expert does it with no more than four but most are three...
He's removing the square and the Twinkie to install a loaf. Thus breaking the lines.
@@paulgreen6854 Jesus, you really missed that joke
@@jaysee2213 jokes that aren’t funny aren’t missed.
@@jaysee2213 and don’t call him “Jesus.” 😁
@@-velius and neither will you bro.
Someone be like remember un funny Tom everybody be like.
Nah.
I love how all the comments are people shitting on this method when in reality we all saw this while mindlessly scrolling through our recommended UA-cam shorts
Thats because many of us have lifted much bigger slabs easier and quicker... with out ruining the slab..
@@paulbush1497 Can’t say I personally have, but i can’t lie it does seem like there’s an easier way to do this lmao
I didn't watch it, the clip pauses when you go to comments.
I know a guy that tried to remove a brick without proper tools. It exploded and he had to have his arm reattached. Do not try this without a ez brick lifter
Same thing happened to a buddy of mine.
It's nice when u got the right tools for the project!
Don't forget, you have to rotate the contraption 180° for it to work.
I'm surprised there's not 4 guys standing over him drinking coffee and smoking
holding shovels... 😂
There the ones filming it!
Safely? He lifted that heavy brick with his back. That's gonna be 5k. Next time stagger stance -OSHA
I saw the exact same thing! I groaned!!
And with the additional weight of that tool to boot.
He could use a back belt for some support. LoL. For those thick heavy 🧱 bricks. LoL😅😂🤣😅😂🤣
@@paulfarr2795 he'll get a hernia in 'is balls
Nice one
Challenge!! Now can you make a video that shows how can you take a brick out dangerously???
It was at that moment he realized the safe was hidden under the other brick
Not a brick in sight lol
@@BRICKLAYERBOSS i sure didn't see any. I saw a bunch of concrete pavers though.
I love tools and gadgets and believe there is always a better way to do things, I'm on this guy's side but struggling to find a reason to do it this way.
Helping other's in their time of need is the best gift to humanity
God bless you and you'r family 💞..❤️
Next time film the dangerous way. I'm intrigued to see what that is.
There is no dangerous way. You take a couple screwdrivers and you just step it up centimeter by centimeter. If you're an idiot you can pinch a finger....and if you've been working with those bricks all day your skin is probably pretty thin.
But really if he needs that tool he's not a landscaper.
@@paulgreen6854 I think you have totally underestimated the complexity of the operation.
@@BawlzOfuzz I know I'm just a simple landscaper what would I know. I'm too busy doing the job right to come up with complex ways of fixing mistakes. I don't even have any experience fixing mistakes I'm so perfect.
if you're in the 315 and you need a professional landscaper get a hold of me
@@paulgreen6854 i think you were supposed to take his comment as a joke
I guess if you dig under neath then push up........ but uhmm I'm grasping at straws at this point
As a mechanical engineer, I demand a redesign. And this time, do it in AutoDesk. And draft it in orthographic view so I can build one. I don’t need one but I still want to build it
This was definitely invented by someone working for a union.
No it shouldn't take him that long to get a brick out .... this is definitely non union
But it says ez on it
😂
Definitely union. No one is slower then union workers. Will take 6+ guys too swap a light bulb
@@armandoavila7079 not only are we skilled and have good wages plus outstanding benefits we're fast as well . Working safely to get the job done . I agree to disagree 😎
My guy just spinned the metal thing like three times to find the best position and brought it back to the start
Damn looks like he got dizzy in the end and was about to fall over 😂
I didn’t know removing paving bricks was such a dangerous risky task 😂
Just start at the edge w a flathead shovel, this is silly 😜. Everything I got, I got from slangin bricks 🧱
Is it me or is this paved brick beautifully laid?
I would of had it out before he even put the screw in😂😂😂
“Would have” not “Would of” 👍👍🏻👍🏼👍🏽👍🏾👍🏿
@Mike To teach them, thats why
That might be actually handy for those really big rectangle blocks. They're hard to remove even with help as the surrounding don't give way easily.
I've seen corners knocked out trying to make access for a pry.
Then you just fill in the hole.
Most “oddly satisfying” video I’ve ever seen
oh wow what a great technologies out of this world
Legends say that he is still screwing the second slab 😅
Wtf! I'd have 10 slabs up by the time you've been to the van to get that tool !! Come on man!
Bothered me so much that the dude is standing there like a folding table.
That pavers looked perfectly fine.
I guess, if the alternative way is blowing up with explosive the ' brick' than this way is safer!
Well, that paver is damaged now, but the surrounding pavers aren't displaced by being pried against, so that's good.
The real question is...whyyyyyy ...that looked good
Just bite the end of the screw with your teeth like you're trying to seperate legos. It's like you never had a childhood.
Oh and remember to lift with your back and not your legs. Yeah he is going to be doing that for a long time for sure.
The amount of people not knowing these are ads is depressingly low. I bet you all think there's singles in your area too
Great tool for tiles that are not set and grouted after its placed..10/10 could've used their hands
Fred west's favourite tool
The most simple inventions make you the richest.
i had no idea this was a “dangerous” task-smh🤣
I like how the grout was still wet! How amazing is this time consuming tool when the grout has set up?
Well, would you look at that?!? Not sure why I watched it though!
They had to point out that it was easy so hard that they literally wrote: *_ez_* on it
Nice tools, that didn't take too long,
Good job well done.
How to do something...
Have the tool for it.
Oh ok, that makes sense.
Ha! Gotta it! I'll add this to my services
Well done but that paver hasn't been there for long, so an easier job than usual pavers being moved!
Funny looking bricks 😅
Talk about back problems from that yikes 😬
Pro Tip: Don't forget to bend those knees
I’m still waiting for the quick and easy part
3 months later they're tilting and grass grows in the cracks
Not unless you’re contractor is an idiot. They have 8” of laser leveled compacted crushed stone under them and polymeric sand and sealer prevents weeds in the cracks for the better part of a decade.
@@goodoljr1 Yes, I agree the work is being done much better here. But in Virginia, we have an abundance of inexperienced contractors. Paver decks cost less than masonry with a 4" concrete base. So we get a ton of budget contractors doing this sloppy. Don't use polymeric sand around a pool. In a heavy rain, the sand unlocks, spills in the pool, then dries up hard again until the next storm. I don't dislike any of the products. It just doesn't perform well in all settings. We have lots of clowns here who promise cheap work, then deliver poor quality. By the time the customer knows what is happening, the contractor has his check. Best wishes on your projects.
@@davidbaldwin1591 True, I used to live in Winchester. I’m also an arborist and when I go to VA to visit I’m shocked how terrible the tree workers are. Absolutely destroying mature trees with no knowledge of their work.
Now you have a random hole in the middle of your paving..
U can also use a shovel or fingernail clippers
Heart:- Not useful at all! You won't need to remove pave blocks...
Mind:- _STILL, WATCH IT , JUST IN CASE..._
Why did he pick up the device and turn it around and put it back on the ground...LOL
So, you just need the tool designed and sold for that purpose?? Mind Blown
To make this safer and faster you should add locking wheels, a steering wheel, that can be used to push this into place AND spin the screw and an electric motor to do it automatically OR you just need to buy a Tesla.
All them crosses in the patio take the whole lot up
Oscar’s getting no love here. lol
Sorry dude!
Lol, practically new paving. This man is so slow he even had to put a cross in the next slab so that you could remember.
That takes way too long. Gimme a sledge hammer and hold my beer.
How about get a scraper , clean up the joint and get a thin wire on both corners, and start pulling up slowly, if you are patient enough string will work also😉
Great job 👌👍
So why exactly would you need to remove a single paver slab instead of just taking up all of them? Just curious
"Safely" why is ther a dangerous way ?
Good idea for future projects.
No monsters under that paver stone.
Херасе вынималка тротуарной плитки!!! Чудо!!!
Ok hold my beer grabs a crowbar
Get a pick and pull it out, easy peasy takes 2 seconds, or even a screw driver flat head
That’s how I’m hiding stuff from now on
And then we need to ask: "why would we need to remove a brick?"
If it isn't broken.....
If it is broken, you don't need to worry about breaking it taking it out....
This can be done without destroying the tile. Two forks are enough.
My back hurts just thinking about a shift of that type of work.
I bet it does cupcake.
@@creightonhayes7733 really dumb statement.
Thats why the brand name is " ez"
You can hurt your back picking it up that way. You should bend your knee and activate your glute muscles while lifting
I like it the conventional way. Call me a daredevil.
What's the dangerous way🤣
Did know it was dangerous to remove them. Good to know.
Wow so much more easier 🙃
So I’m guessing the person that put this video out is the person that made that tool that made the job way too long!
Easier, quicker way. ... sledge hammer !
Hammer time
Crowbar/pry bar: $5
Slab removal tool that takes 5x the time and effort to do it’s job: $100
People who have termites under the slabs= I'm one step ahead...
Crowbars quicker and easier and you don't need to drill a hole
Senhor Pedreiro, aqui no Goiás Brasil, nos pegamos uma talhadeira
e, metemos a marreta. Acho mais prático.
A margin trowel and two little flat-head screwdrivers.
It looks like opening a wine bottle, doesn't it?
Does beg the question why?
Him with his late nite... AS SEEN ON T.V..tool!!
Wow that was quick 🤣
Grinder, hammer, screw driver, balls. Tbh that shit is pretty cool, but i ain’t tryna waste a days pay on a tool ima use once ina while.
Thank god he didn’t forget his knee oads
dunno what a paver slab is or why youd wanna remove it but ooh yeah get it i guess
There are faster ways. There are tools (probably cheaper) where u can clamp the stone and pry it out. It’s faster and simpler.
Here they use a vacuum pump.
Or a glass suction cup
Your back