Really enjoy your videos. It's obvious you've so much more real-life experience than some of the other bricky channels. You're not focusing on mass production, and take pride in your work. Some great humour and tips and tricks that keep your videos really enjoyable.
Really enjoy these tips and tricks mate. You can tell you've been there and seen it all with brickwork, and it's good that your willing to pass it on to the next generation 👏👏
The double nail trick is genius! I nearly chocked on a Werther's Original when you showed that one. I was told by one young foreman that we don't have time to plumb up the perps. He then spent the next half an hour smashing the last brick of each course in with a brick hammer. You couldn't make it up.
I’m currently using reclaims that vary 30mm in length and 10mm in height, ballache but you have to get on with it! Too many bricklayers would just moan and give up
Cavity closers I put a piece of Dpc to outside of bkw then a piece of 30 mm celotex (cut off 8x4 sheet ) and then return the blocks in the old style a lot stronger for me all my jobs are private work you can then move the damp and tuck it in between window and reveal or up to the plaster board on your dot and dab 62 year old bricklayer .....
When I was an apprentice 87 or 88 we did a house which back then was £330 k . It was beautiful with a lot of internal face work . We each had a t square and ha to run a course then mark every perp for the next , took forever but it had perps like an arrow 👌🏼🧱👍🏼
Really enjoy your videos. It's obvious you've so much more real-life experience than some of the other bricky channels. You're not focusing on mass production, and take pride in your work.
Some great humour and tips and tricks that keep your videos really enjoyable.
Thanks mate 👍
There's an honesty about your videos that's refreshing. You don't try to compete with anyone.
Good work
Really enjoy these tips and tricks mate.
You can tell you've been there and seen it all with brickwork, and it's good that your willing to pass it on to the next generation 👏👏
Thanks fella 👍
The double nail trick is genius! I nearly chocked on a Werther's Original when you showed that one.
I was told by one young foreman that we don't have time to plumb up the perps. He then spent the next half an hour smashing the last brick of each course in with a brick hammer.
You couldn't make it up.
I know mate 👍
Love the videos. Keep them coming
(Tip if your bothered)I always keep the insulation about 30mm back from the reveal cavity closers don't spring out Enjoy your ciders Andy 🍻
Always do mate 👍
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Yeah when started was 50mm cavity 140mm cut return with foil wrap and dpc then seal with a bit muck up it. Cracking tips as always buddy thanks.
The good old days!
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Spot on video mate! Like these tips! Enjoy your cider fella🍻🍻
Cheers mate
Nice job, well done
Glad to see you happier Andy 👍🏻 that pubs only down the road from me. Keep up the hard work mate
Pop in for beer mate 👍
Very nice little pub that!
I remember the L shape blocks for sealing the reveals when I first started working with my dad in the 80s
I’m currently using reclaims that vary 30mm in length and 10mm in height, ballache but you have to get on with it! Too many bricklayers would just moan and give up
@@jims5394 Exactly mate, work to the tape and it will happen 👍
150mm cavity on my next extension!!! 100 mm celotex costing a fortune!! Mental money
Like a slip tie in the middle of a gable easy to put a level against, where are you from Andy ?
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Sounds like what my dad would say
My favourite was asking dad how to get out of this situation and he would always say “reverse the bond”
One thing I've noticed about bricklaying is mark where your going not where you have come from
6:06 helpful way for work! спасибо полезный совет!
Cavity closers I put a piece of Dpc to outside of bkw then a piece of 30 mm celotex (cut off 8x4 sheet ) and then return the blocks in the old style a lot stronger for me all my jobs are private work you can then move the damp and tuck it in between window and reveal or up to the plaster board on your dot and dab 62 year old bricklayer .....
Yea I've done it like that, much cheaper way 👍
Well done mate 👍 what editing program or app do you use mate
I don't, I just film snippets and use a free video merger app to join them.
@@bricklayersworldwithandy6277 oh OK 👌 well I'm enjoying them mate keep them coming buddy
Cheers mate
Yeah if you need it to be perfect vertical stringline is the best ,plumbob of a top string
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Tricks of the trade
And a few drinks
That's the shot
Hope you had a drink for Jimmy 😔 RIP🌹
I did 👍💙
Shocked you still use hod carriers, we phased them out 40 years ago
It comes in handy sometimes, youngsters nowadays are to scared to pick one up, I take it you are Australian.
@@bricklayersworldwithandy6277 no from America
@@jamietwigg5152 I've seen recent vids of hods being used in America, bigger than the ones we use in the UK
@@bricklayersworldwithandy6277 must of just used it for the video, I do nothing but commercial work and haven't seen one in 30+ years
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When I was an apprentice 87 or 88 we did a house which back then was £330 k . It was beautiful with a lot of internal face work . We each had a t square and ha to run a course then mark every perp for the next , took forever but it had perps like an arrow 👌🏼🧱👍🏼
Birches had to do that back in the day,my old college teacher had to do that when he worked at birches
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