Glad your back posting again mate, I think your content is mint. I’m currently an improver and the guy I work with tells me bricklaying is a way of life and when I showed him you he was buzzing and said the traditional way is the way he will always drum into me , nice one 🤟🤟
Always great to see the master at work. I can see you get great enjoyment through sharing your years of knowledge and experience, also your passion to do a wicked job. Keep the vids coming brother
I’m 57 been laying bricks since college 1982 I still dry bond now, I got to laugth the amount people wondering what I’m doing, even saying aren’t you meant to put muck down first, I have to explain , O always dry bond its the only way,on long solder courses over lintels or steels dry bond , leave the bricks in place with your 10mm perps and 1 brick is 3 solders, if you dry bond the complete steel/ lintel your can’t go wring, make sure you double line it and check each solder with your boat level I know every trick in the book , but still find easy adaptions Live this Chanel , keep up the good work His Save our Queen
omg i love this man he has explain this so well. i am woman and to attempt to do my garden by myself (long story ) but i will surely send my pictures in after 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Remember it’s a tutorial for a complete beginner so I’ve really high lighted the basics ....however for a challenge I hid a message for u bricklayers in the vid ,there are 3 deliberate mistakes most of u got 1 £50 waiting for the 1st to get all 3 U will need your knowledge gentlemen 🧱
3 things differently that I would tell a beginner the obvious 1 you are calling the arris a harris 2 after you dry lay them you wouldn't throw them back behind you you would pick up a brick put mortar and put the brick back were you had it dry 3 you would start the second course with a head or half to make sure you are on half bond of course I can point out other things but you said three so
In architecture, an arris is the sharp edge formed by the intersection of two surfaces, such as the corner of a masonry unit; the edge of a timber in timber framing; the junction between two planes of plaster or any intersection of divergent architectural details.
Glad your back posting again mate, I think your content is mint. I’m currently an improver and the guy I work with tells me bricklaying is a way of life and when I showed him you he was buzzing and said the traditional way is the way he will always drum into me , nice one 🤟🤟
Arris not harris
He said it so convincingly I almost thought I had it wrong 😂
He probably knows it's 'arris', but being in front of the camera, it throws you out.
Your a real good teacher mate keep the videos coming please
Always great to see the master at work. I can see you get great enjoyment through sharing your years of knowledge and experience, also your passion to do a wicked job. Keep the vids coming brother
No lie, I’m obsessed with this channel ! And I’m not even a brickie ❤
I’m 57 been laying bricks since college 1982
I still dry bond now, I got to laugth the amount people wondering what I’m doing, even saying aren’t you meant to put muck down first, I have to explain ,
O always dry bond its the only way,on long solder courses over lintels or steels dry bond , leave the bricks in place with your 10mm perps and 1 brick is 3 solders, if you dry bond the complete steel/ lintel your can’t go wring, make sure you double line it and check each solder with your boat level
I know every trick in the book , but still find easy adaptions
Live this Chanel , keep up the good work
His Save our Queen
Nice to see you back Ray Winston. 😃👍🏻
omg i love this man he has explain this so well.
i am woman and to attempt to do my garden by myself (long story )
but i will surely send my pictures in after 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
I’m just a lad aka the labourer. I Don’t ever lay any bricks. But I love watching your videos bro. Keep smashing it brother. Great content.
Harris to harris is the traditional way🤣🤣🤣
Arris , not Harris kids
Somewear right now @stucrompton is screaming in a norther accent " its Arris four fouck sekk"
Well done your work professional watch until the end wonderful
Remember it’s a tutorial for a complete beginner so I’ve really high lighted the basics ....however for a challenge I hid a message for u bricklayers in the vid ,there are 3 deliberate mistakes most of u got 1 £50 waiting for the 1st to get all 3
U will need your knowledge gentlemen 🧱
So the mistakes are now deliberate. 🤣🤣🤣
The beard,the shorts and the hat. £50 please .lol .nah jealous of the beard bud
3 things differently that I would tell a beginner the obvious 1 you are calling the arris a harris 2 after you dry lay them you wouldn't throw them back behind you you would pick up a brick put mortar and put the brick back were you had it dry 3 you would start the second course with a head or half to make sure you are on half bond of course I can point out other things but you said three so
A to A to L 👍🧱🧱🧱🧱
Sorry what's the point in putting mistakes if making a video for beginners? what's even the point in the video if you're gonna do that 😂 muppet
harris to harris ! i must remember that one lol!!
A real big help for the rookie mason is using mortar joint spacers or a Masons Fork spacing tool.
I reckon it’s Arris not “Harris” mate could be wrong anyway good vid Deano keep it up son
Yeah mate it is called the arris that made me laugh 😂
Yeah, I don’t get the all k instead of ok
Big respect this is the next best thing to being a college tutor wich I think you would be amazing at
Isn’t it Arris??
Jesus man, y wod love to work with you!!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻💪💪💪💪👌🏻👌🏻😳
The David Bellamy of bricklaying 👍
🤣 That's exactly what I was thinking . laugh! ...didn't realise bricklaying was so complicated! HARRIS to HARRIS!! brilliant 👏
Nice one . That's arris mate not Harris . Just attention to detail
100-percent correct, I am glad someone knows what they are talking about👍
I thought he did say arris
Do you have a video about how you started bricklaying?
whats your opinion on charlie collisons small trowel ?
joint end off brick closest to your body.
Arris to Arris Arris to line lovely old job 👌
You’re working against your hand bedding, turn 180 so your trowel Hand is not crossing your body
Great advice thanks
who's HARRIS THE LABORER ???!
Day off, Monday club
Great video , camera could of been closer though
Scratching your nuts helps you with your concentration, 🤣👍🧱 nice little tutorial
Its Arris not Harris of the brick an Arris is where a sharp edge is formed by the intersection of two surfaces.
Tekkers mate
Why are your blocks like that I’m an American bricklayer by the way.
I love your passion, but please...its an arris...not harris!!! Love ya bruv, keep up the hard work👍
Good
THOSE BRICKS ARE UPSDE DOWN MATE!!! I KNOW THATS A FACT - DON'T ARGUE I'M IN AUSTRALIA.
Who's Harris,
Rolf?
VP
I know it’s funny as isn’t it
Excelente 👊 👌🏻 🧱🧱💯💯
two moves for a joint not three you're 33% slower😮
Mugs game
All k uncle Albert
In architecture, an arris is the sharp edge formed by the intersection of two surfaces, such as the corner of a masonry unit; the edge of a timber in timber framing; the junction between two planes of plaster or any intersection of divergent architectural details.
this guy is a great teacher, belting bricky aswell
He's the best...... You ask him
Harris to Harris?access off?At least use the correct words/terms squire.
Gems
This bloke says he builds 6 high corners without using a level so why can't he lay 3 bricks on a dead flat surface level.?🤔
Wat u expect a beginner to do that ??? It’s a tutorial u sausage...funny thing I’ve dropped 3 mistakes in and u anit noticed them 😉
@@thetraditionalbricklayer9650 lot more than 3 I'd say.
@@thetraditionalbricklayer9650 Is touching Ralfs Harris one of them?
@@grahamdalzell6933 name them then razor
@@stuartjones1982 yeah but if you are setting this up you would make sure its level would you not?
Arris not harris