Masonry tricks of the trade: Corner Poles and Masonry Tape Measures

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  • @reddye2331
    @reddye2331 3 роки тому +2

    This guy & his videos are great for the learning & novice.

  • @Nctbgs
    @Nctbgs 8 років тому +16

    Filmed in 1980 and still a great video. Thank you for sharing

  • @clarkg9805
    @clarkg9805 3 роки тому +1

    Thank-you for taking the time to make these excellent video's. I'm going to try and build a wains-cote on the side of our house, and your exclamation of detail is exactly what I needed. I hope you won't be offended by this, but you look a lot like the actor Lloyd Bridges who played in the 1958 series Sea Hunt , which I use to watch when I was a kid.

  • @undraAnderson
    @undraAnderson 3 роки тому +2

    1 inch airspace is important

  • @danielplainview4587
    @danielplainview4587 8 років тому +14

    power mullet at 4:41

    • @dankusprime1757
      @dankusprime1757 6 років тому

      Patrick Hicks lolol

    • @markmeadows7093
      @markmeadows7093 6 років тому

      Way too much mullet. I cN tell they didnt give a fuck about people's houses back then. No water proofing bahahaha. What's up with using a tape to mark the pole? I use a brick ruler. I used a tape before. The existing house laid on 3 3/16. It was a bitch to mark so I checked it on the veneer? I laid the foundation on 3 and 3/16. I kept getting off after several courses. I had to mark 3 or 4 off at a time, because of that. When I got to the veneer I checked it and made it work out every few courses. God that was so much easier. My Forman over thinks and had me marking it with a tape and shit. ..no good...
      He didn't tie the peir and curtin wall with beick ever 6 courses. He told me to put fucking wall ties in it. It failed inspection. I had to take the piers down saw the brick out and rebuild them so they tied in. He ran the brick up past floor height. I asked him how they were going to flash it. Ended up tearing that down to. The damn vents wouldn't open. I told him and he said it didnt matter. Needles to say I had to saw that off and drop the vents down. He is still a Forman. Idk why our supervisor let's him keep his job. We did a foundation and he shot ever wall. I marked the height. Everyone of those walls were out of level. It fucked the peers up. I had to saw the tops of the peirs and add a block...to everyone. Over 40 piers. A week later we were building Kevin Harvicks house. He got the back wall 2 inches low, he shot the damn wall. He made me saw that out and after I got everything ready to fix he came over there and tried to lay. This dude is late every day, he doesn't work... last week we ran columns up for a privacy fence. It had a radius rake. He went and built a fucking form. It looked all fucked up. Me and my dad built the other side with a level. We had the shit finished before he got the form on. Then made us set scaffold up on the back side of the wall, full of poison oak. I got moved to another crew thank goodness. However our crew went out of town Nd me and my dad didnt want to go. We got put with my old Forman. His laborer gets by with being lazy while he dogged me and my dad. Dude wouldn't shake mud up. He would give us old mud in our pants before shaking it up. Me and my dad had to stack out all our material and everything. He had all week to cleanup the job and didnt. It looked like someone dropped a bomb on our job. I had to clean the job up.

    • @markmeadows7093
      @markmeadows7093 6 років тому

      Watch the laborer working in the very back. You will see what I'm talking about.
      ua-cam.com/video/rG012eBcHnw/v-deo.html

  • @mikelhardin3654
    @mikelhardin3654 8 років тому +3

    a good road sign pole and some L brackets work great out if you don't have a pole a 1.5 in peace of angle message a good corner pole also

  • @billcoley8520
    @billcoley8520 4 роки тому +1

    I personally think the lead is easier than all that pole stuff. The object is to lay bricks and laying the lead is just that. But will a fresh laid brick hold the string

  • @rubenisoa5311
    @rubenisoa5311 3 роки тому

    Very nice

  • @jellybalboa100
    @jellybalboa100 9 років тому

    I sometimes use my old levels as a profile to duplicate the method in the video but I love building leads also, I do whatever is easy at the time of building a wall

  • @RCsFinest
    @RCsFinest 9 років тому +7

    what does he need a tuba for?

    • @5e34nut
      @5e34nut 7 років тому +2

      James Prom
      😂😂😂

    • @Theoz1412
      @Theoz1412 6 років тому +1

      Lol 😂 😂😂😂tuba for 😂

    • @MiguelOrtiz-td7dr
      @MiguelOrtiz-td7dr 5 років тому

      LMAO

    • @DavidB-rx3km
      @DavidB-rx3km 4 роки тому

      Went through the video looking for the tuba. :D 2x4

  • @jermainedorsey7626
    @jermainedorsey7626 5 років тому

    Hi how are you? How do you tuckpointing a brick front porch wing wall?

  • @onez8978
    @onez8978 5 років тому

    I love all the masons with Mullets in his vids! Rock it man 🤙🏼

  • @peterjanjanin9883
    @peterjanjanin9883 5 років тому +1

    The speed pole is the greatest thing invented!

  • @p.schouten6597
    @p.schouten6597 9 років тому +1

    How to remove the corner pole that was nailed in? Wouldn't wood screws have made more sense? Same goes for other temporary guides.

    • @learntolaybrick
      @learntolaybrick  9 років тому +1

      +P. Schouten You just pry the nails out, its not that hard. You could use screws if you like, its up to you.

    • @jonbuffalo6314
      @jonbuffalo6314 8 років тому

      +Learn To Lay Brick plus I think this videos like from the 80s

    • @timmian85
      @timmian85 8 років тому

      Yeah, but masonry/bricklaying has practically stayed the same since the pyramids.

    • @brickmaster1971
      @brickmaster1971 8 років тому +1

      so has pricing! Tuff to make a good living doing masonry these days.

    • @stevenwatson2699
      @stevenwatson2699 7 років тому +1

      You don't remove,that is why it is thin,stays behind wall.

  • @juanmena1935
    @juanmena1935 6 років тому

    good job

  • @Wunji1
    @Wunji1 8 років тому

    So, I am getting rdy to lay some brick veneer inside my house. I have a wall turned on a 45°, and the wall to the right has the 45° corner. The wall to left turns back at a 90° angle to form one side of a hallway. Any have a good idea how to brick 2 walls with a 45° corner?

    • @timmian85
      @timmian85 8 років тому

      Leave enough room behind the existing wall and it shouldnt be a problem.

    • @macdaddy5796
      @macdaddy5796 5 років тому

      How did it go?

  • @patrickcrayton3622
    @patrickcrayton3622 4 роки тому +1

    In a sense I love the ease of speed leads and corner poles but, at the same time less and less of these boots can build a lead.

  • @CORRIGEEN71
    @CORRIGEEN71 10 років тому

    Yes in reply to your last comment you do make some great sense , but I just have never seen this system, sorry if I my tone was a bit harsh.

    • @billk6494
      @billk6494 10 років тому

      I have never seen a professional masonry crew NOT USE THE LINE! BLOCK, BRICK, STONE, All Crews I have seen use this.

    • @billk6494
      @billk6494 10 років тому

      Story Poles have been around since the great Pyramids of Egypt were constructed.. They used Story Poles.. INTERESTING FACT.. Still Standing Today. & Hyper Accuracy in the laying of masonry units!

    • @arturosalaxat6753
      @arturosalaxat6753 7 років тому

      CORRIGEEN71

  • @nicholasramasir
    @nicholasramasir 9 років тому

    Could you please post a video on how to tie in a 45 degree block wall to a 90 degree wall please.

    • @learntolaybrick
      @learntolaybrick  9 років тому +1

      Nick o Just posted this one ua-cam.com/video/iF4cBc1Ac4Q/v-deo.html Not sure if it is exactly what you are looking for, but hopefully it helps.

    • @mirnarios8110
      @mirnarios8110 7 років тому

      Lecarn To Lay Bric2

  • @billk6494
    @billk6494 9 років тому +2

    Great

  • @stevenwatson2699
    @stevenwatson2699 7 років тому

    Ideally 4.25 to 4.5 for modular brick 3.5 to 3.75 for queen distance from wall,unless you need to match up to what fascia board is set out.

  • @getAMCIytc
    @getAMCIytc 9 років тому

    Good video except, what about wrapping and wall ties, don't they use it on this house?

    • @learntolaybrick
      @learntolaybrick  9 років тому +3

      getAMCI If you look close there are wall ties. As for the waterproof wrapping it really should have had it, but back it the 80's when this was filmed it wasn't required.

  • @JayKTS
    @JayKTS 6 років тому

    He is absolutely right , it's better to use a profile out of wood … it's nicer to work with ,more ways to set it up because you can hammer a nail in it

  • @LarJgrip
    @LarJgrip 6 років тому

    Where is this??

  • @roccovitiello7031
    @roccovitiello7031 8 років тому

    Good clip

  • @timmiller8495
    @timmiller8495 3 роки тому +2

    God I miss the 80s

  • @MrPoffersher
    @MrPoffersher 9 років тому +3

    A tuba for!

  • @davidfritz7983
    @davidfritz7983 3 роки тому

    Where is the Vapour Barrier ?? Big problems coming after a few years

    • @learntolaybrick
      @learntolaybrick  3 роки тому

      House is fine 30 years in the second driest state of the nation. In 89 it was the home owners choice and this one they decided to skip it. By todays standards though it would be required.

  • @CORRIGEEN71
    @CORRIGEEN71 10 років тому

    I have worked on sites in uk Ireland never saw any of these contraptions , I just can't see why you would need this items or that approach , 90 degrees is not that hard

    • @learntolaybrick
      @learntolaybrick  10 років тому +3

      Your right its not that hard, this just makes it a faster and more stream lined process so you don't have to constantly build a lead. You mark the pole and use a line block and line and smack those suckers in and get your job done a lot faster.

    • @billk6494
      @billk6494 10 років тому

      The poles allow masons in the same time to lay 10 bricks to each 2 laid with the the leads..{ corners } That's 80% faster!

    • @wilkyahzee2335
      @wilkyahzee2335 7 років тому

      Bill K
      But then you have 3 masons waiting on you. Just put up your poles and everybody will lay same amount of bricks. Faster. Try it.

  • @DavidB-rx3km
    @DavidB-rx3km 4 роки тому +1

    10:10 He's hit that thumb with a hammer a few times, I bet

  • @MrPatrickedwards
    @MrPatrickedwards 8 років тому +6

    where the hell is the tyvek that goes over the plywood? lol

    • @mikelbhardin7202
      @mikelbhardin7202 7 років тому

      MrPatrickedwards didn't have tyveck back than I reckon

    • @dread4836
      @dread4836 7 років тому

      ye no vapour barrier, surely they had some form of barrier paper back then

    • @stevenwatson2699
      @stevenwatson2699 7 років тому +1

      Used roll roofing back then or nothing,been at it since late 70s

  • @molomix23
    @molomix23 5 років тому

    Never seen speed post that look like this

  • @eowenspa2
    @eowenspa2 5 років тому

    Just leave the internal timber tacked. Can be a pain to take them out afterward

  • @prozachblinded-butterflies5530

    Where is your vapor barrier you got Are you even using wall ties

  • @jasonbailey6065
    @jasonbailey6065 8 років тому

    Damn!!! That scratch joint is about an inch deep! I haven't used a scratcher in years, worst joint there is. You put all that mortar down just to take it out, it's insanity!!! Weakest joint too!!! But I do like to recycle brick that have a scratch joint, easy chiselling

  • @Mark-lu3tn
    @Mark-lu3tn 6 років тому +1

    Could build corner by time you messed about

  • @MiguelOrtiz-td7dr
    @MiguelOrtiz-td7dr 5 років тому

    This must old did you see that guys mullet and yellow Mazda

  • @NelsonMuntz1
    @NelsonMuntz1 6 років тому +1

    Its called building a corner

    • @NelsonMuntz1
      @NelsonMuntz1 6 років тому

      And the "corner poles" are called profiles

    • @learntolaybrick
      @learntolaybrick  6 років тому +2

      Its called working smart, maybe give it a try sometime.

    • @NelsonMuntz1
      @NelsonMuntz1 6 років тому

      Bernard Loser...oh ok my bad, i should've realised you and this guy are probably a couple! More power to you. 😁 i don't discriminate

  • @undraAnderson
    @undraAnderson 3 роки тому

    tuba 4

  • @ryankeithmeyer4248
    @ryankeithmeyer4248 7 років тому +1

    just my opinion, words of a brick layer

  • @roberthashman6610
    @roberthashman6610 7 років тому

    nice job you didn't mention they make inside corners for the aluminum poles
    on a footnote your labor was only using one brick tong lol

  • @bonanzatime
    @bonanzatime 4 роки тому

    If the corner pole is bent then your wall will be bent too.

  • @tobybarker6808
    @tobybarker6808 9 років тому

    At 7.50....that's some iffy bricklaying in the background - or dodgy bricks!

  • @sk8prop
    @sk8prop 6 років тому

    FINGERRRS!!

  • @andresraygozaramirez4533
    @andresraygozaramirez4533 6 років тому

    You are missing my craft paper on the wood will and that it is not to good Mr

  • @jakecarey83
    @jakecarey83 8 років тому +3

    where the fucks the tar paper?!?!?!?

  • @handcanterase4996
    @handcanterase4996 6 років тому +2

    Man I bet you get sick of people asking about house wrap and tar paper

    • @spaceghost0813
      @spaceghost0813 4 роки тому

      Or how he'd be thrown off a job site in the UK

  • @keitholdbean3173
    @keitholdbean3173 7 років тому

    Real brick layers don't were gloves ...

    • @learntolaybrick
      @learntolaybrick  7 років тому +3

      or use a trowel and level, cuts dry, and wipes his ass with grout stop.

    • @molomix23
      @molomix23 5 років тому

      Shit, try not using gloves when you gotta lay that brown 12 inch split face block, I dare you.

  • @ShaunLevel552
    @ShaunLevel552 7 років тому +1

    Aint he cute

  • @ryharrison7838
    @ryharrison7838 9 років тому

    brix not brick

  • @Theoz1412
    @Theoz1412 6 років тому

    I don’t see on that wall
    There nothing on the plywood
    And no wall ties if you
    Going to make a masonry
    Video please do it right or
    Don’t do it you have a lot
    To learn I’m sorry to say

    • @learntolaybrick
      @learntolaybrick  6 років тому +3

      says the guy with zero videos uploaded. Keep commenting on things you know nothing about, keyboard cowboy.

    • @Theoz1412
      @Theoz1412 6 років тому

      I’m the real deal
      Not a scab that’s
      Scab work I’m sorry
      You can’t use dummy
      Poles

  • @messenger8279
    @messenger8279 8 років тому +3

    Laying Bricks plural :-) Just saying....

  • @marcusdaviso
    @marcusdaviso 6 років тому +2

    Close up of brickwork at 9.15. Bloody terrible. Mate you'd be thrown off site in the U.K.

    • @blakeclemons4042
      @blakeclemons4042 6 років тому

      Marcus Davison, they are raked out, and brick are shaped funny anyway.

  • @Theoz1412
    @Theoz1412 6 років тому

    Come on man
    That called a
    Dummy pole
    We can’t use that here
    This all wrong guy

    • @learntolaybrick
      @learntolaybrick  6 років тому +2

      efficiency is dumb? work smarter not harder. Granted a lot has changed in the trade in 40 years.

  • @donworryboutit8455
    @donworryboutit8455 5 років тому

    Build a damn lead!

  • @CORRIGEEN71
    @CORRIGEEN71 10 років тому +1

    No need for any of this nonsense

    • @learntolaybrick
      @learntolaybrick  10 років тому +2

      Thanks for sharing! How do you do your corners?

    • @billk6494
      @billk6494 10 років тому +5

      ACCORDING TO a Study by The { B.I.A. } =
      Brick Industry Association ~ On ways to improve Quality, reduce cost of job .. The Story Poles IMPROVED QUALITY 5 FOLD... Increased Workers Productivity, 80% Faster.. Most Architects SPECIFY Story Poles ! Additionally it makes the appearance better! HAVE FACTS FROM REPUTABLE SOURCES ! BEFORE CRITICIZING ANYONE!

    • @wilkyahzee2335
      @wilkyahzee2335 7 років тому +2

      Bill K
      They don't like it cuz they don't know how.
      Story poles ARE FASTER!!

    • @matthewlaqua1883
      @matthewlaqua1883 6 років тому +1

      I disagree. Story poles make a huge difference. Much, much faster than building leads.

    • @BradEnquist
      @BradEnquist 6 років тому

      I like speed leeds, we just have to not to forget that wall's tend to fall out slightly.