Enjoy watching these videos mate, I don’t know why as it’s “just” bricklaying 🤷🏻♂️🤣 keep up the good work and please show us the finished product of this bungalow and your sisters extension when they’re done! 👍🏻
Standard procedure in chemistry for mixing two solution is to pour the smaller amount of liquid into greater volume if liquid. So, pour the milk into your coffee. 😁
Tea? Milk last! Otherwise you get fortnight tea (two/too week)... coffee? Milk first! Helps prevent scorched granuals and makes it more creamy. Great content 👍👍👍
Great work as always Stu. When the weather is so hot do you need to spray the wall with some water after you’ve put up a few rows to stop it drying out too quick? Thanks, Rob
Nice to see you back on the line Stu.Im officially back on the road next Friday so as long as the covid keeps at bay I’ll get through these landscaping jobs and put a bit by for the academy-Can’t Wait! must be a west-country thing but my chippy mate told me to put the milk in first so it doesn’t scolded the tea bag?!?!😉all the best and keep Jung busy 👍
Nice job Stu and the gang very neat brickwork. Milk first for us down here.in sunny 🌞🌞Cornwall but we have had it black a few times milk went off in the hot weather.
Milk last. Great job. Take care of top of shoulders and upper back in the sun. Skin cancer later in life is not funny ( from experience). Also protect your head, its the hardest bit for surgeons to repair if you get skin cancer there. Look forward to next one. Would have been interested to see how you set the new lintels. Any mortar under, how much leveling, and how quick you build on them (both sides) without proping. BT level bars look really time saving , and job improving.
Enjoyed the video. Got me wondering, Is there anything between the brick and the insulation? Here in Aus we need to have a cavity so water that gets through the brick/mortar can run down the inside face of the bricks and get out at the weep holes, or have a 1500mm eaves overhang to stop the wall getting wet.
Stu would you be able to do a video on setting off below ground/footings.When I was serving my time it was setting off that I struggled with or was a bit scared to do on my own without help.Ive definitely subscribed to your channel these videos are awesome.
Looking for six skylights 1.2m x 1.2 m for a large extension, liked very much a look of those, that you used on a flat roof (Building Luxury House Extension from start to finish video). Could you send me a name and a link for company, which is making them.
Tea it’s milk last. Need time for The bag to brew unless you’ve got a tea pot and the milk is first then the brewed tea from the pot in last. Coffee is milk first to make a paste as not to burn the coffee or use a little cold water.
Little tip for anyone who reads the comments - not relevant to Stu's work as he is only doing little bits of loading on this bungalow once above laying height on ground. If you are loading out say 100 brick per section/20 blocks per section on trestles make sure the weight is directly above the trestles where possible. Obviously try to do the same on scaffolding but this rule applies even more so on private small jobs on trestles where the trestles want to take you on a nice private cruise ship holiday. Again not relevant to Stu's project as he didn't look like the was loading it up to the gills. Top video and currently about to view the whole bungalow project in one and see if Stu has lost a stone or not........in weight or in the muck mix :)
i do Suga,r Teabag ,Milk then Water in. however if you put teabag then water then sugar then milk it tastes different so depends what you prefer, i know some guys at work that will put water in and teabag and leave for 5 mins then add sugar, milk,
Hi Stu, love the videos and learning a lot. A question I wanted to ask was about insulation. It seems to vary at which point you put it in. Is it mostly you build the outer leaf up, then a course of blocks and insert the insulation at that point? Milk in last, gotta be!
Hello, I'm Francisco from Spain, in a few months I will move to Durham (England) because my wife is from there, I would like to have some training from you if it's possible;)
Stu, this video is awesome. Truly satisfying especially when the pointing was being done. Great professionalism and a great bunch of workers.
Bloody hell Stu, now I know where all the pies have gone 😂
Milk last. Some lovely brick work lads. Tuck the bellys in 😂😂😂👍👍👍
Mark Hep let it all hang out mate, we’re pie eating brickys 😂
@@Stucrompton1 😂😂😂to right mate 👍👍👍
Good old northwest of England weather. Been brilliant this year 😎 top job once again stu 💪
Can see where Wigan's famous pies have gone.
Enjoy watching these videos mate, I don’t know why as it’s “just” bricklaying 🤷🏻♂️🤣 keep up the good work and please show us the finished product of this bungalow and your sisters extension when they’re done! 👍🏻
I’m in no way a violent person but if someone put the milk in first in my tea, I’m going to prison
Same 😂😂
🤣🤣 worth the stretch lol
But. In my coffee milk in first.
don't ask for a cuppa in the States then....no bloody idea how to make a cuppa.
🤣😂
Thanks for the BT engineering comment, first time I have seen this tools. Hope you lads continue getting work and stay healthy
Love how far you have come Stu used to watch your videos when you worked on a site
Cheers mate
Always amazes me the last brick in a course fits perfectly. 👌
Milk is always first for coffee and last for tea! Well done for cracking on it that heat lads!
Love the way that y’all do houses there. All brick and all block. Great work! Enjoyed!
Standard procedure in chemistry for mixing two solution is to pour the smaller amount of liquid into greater volume if liquid. So, pour the milk into your coffee. 😁
Tea? Milk last! Otherwise you get fortnight tea (two/too week)... coffee? Milk first! Helps prevent scorched granuals and makes it more creamy. Great content 👍👍👍
Just fantastic! That's right! Detailed details! This is the best video!
that quarantine belly lol. Always love watching your videos
Great work as always Stu. When the weather is so hot do you need to spray the wall with some water after you’ve put up a few rows to stop it drying out too quick? Thanks, Rob
Ah, your boy there is using the leather handle Marshalltown! Good video. We laid in the off and on rain and heat this week too.
Milk always last...class act guys, I'm a patternmaker by trade but always fancied been able to lay bricks as good as you!!!
Nice to see you back on the line Stu.Im officially back on the road next Friday so as long as the covid keeps at bay I’ll get through these landscaping jobs and put a bit by for the academy-Can’t Wait! must be a west-country thing but my chippy mate told me to put the milk in first so it doesn’t scolded the tea bag?!?!😉all the best and keep Jung busy 👍
Great to see you back at it with another extension there always your best to watch videos keep em coming mate👍
Can you show us what it looks like when it’s done
With the rising price of materials in the UK, is there still much profit in building and renovating houses for sale / rent ?
Nice job Stu and the gang very neat brickwork. Milk first for us down here.in sunny 🌞🌞Cornwall but we have had it black a few times milk went off in the hot weather.
Hi buddy good see u back hope is allwell with u and family 👍👍👍👍
Milk last. Great job. Take care of top of shoulders and upper back in the sun. Skin cancer later in life is not funny ( from experience). Also protect your head, its the hardest bit for surgeons to repair if you get skin cancer there. Look forward to next one. Would have been interested to see how you set the new lintels. Any mortar under, how much leveling, and how quick you build on them (both sides) without proping. BT level bars look really time saving , and job improving.
Milk last - from a retired plasterer - great vids 👍
Beer bellies and Bricks, perfect!
Enjoyed the video. Got me wondering, Is there anything between the brick and the insulation? Here in Aus we need to have a cavity so water that gets through the brick/mortar can run down the inside face of the bricks and get out at the weep holes, or have a 1500mm eaves overhang to stop the wall getting wet.
Здравствуйте , вы выкладываете с внутренней стороны , или только снаружи ?
Nice work man and yes i prefer pouring milk in last 😀
very nice my friend good work and good luck
Nice job pity about the weather .. coffee milk in first . Tea milk in after .👍👍
thats well done mate, coming from a bricklayer trainee in Denmark
Hvilken skole?
Снова отличная работа! Так держать!!
What’s that block called stu that allows you to run the line both ways?
stu , QUAL O TRAÇO DE SUA MASSA PARA ASENTAR TIJOLOS E COMO SAO INSTALADAS PORAS E JANELAS FURTADO BRASIL
How do u work out the height for the blocks to finish at the wall plate to match the existing house.
Привет из России! Давно смотрю твой канал. Ты красавчик!
is it some kind of special solution? on cement with river sand, the mortar would dry after the second brick
Quality work mate 👍
How comes you building external first???
Another awesome video stu. Question, at 4.44, why the thin course of blockwork? Just out of curiosity.
Milk last, looks like the tide is out on the cups. Good job lads
Браво Мр Кромптон!
Stu would you be able to do a video on setting off below ground/footings.When I was serving my time it was setting off that I struggled with or was a bit scared to do on my own without help.Ive definitely subscribed to your channel these videos are awesome.
Молодцы ребята!!!
Спасибо друг
Whats the weight of those concrete blocks on the inner skin Stu.
6:45
como se llama esos caballetes, donde lo puedo comprar, pagina web,
Coffee: Milk in first
Tea: Milk in last
It's not even a debate 👍
Hello, where can I buy the peg on which you stretch the thread
How to you point/tuck in the corner that's covered up?
English chaps... when the sun comes out in the uk they go... F safety and shirts go flying! Lmao. Great work mate you make it look so easy
The best. Лучшие 👍
Love your content mate always good to see 👍
Nice job lads 👍 good video.
Tea= milk last
Coffee= milk first ( stops water burning the beans, unless you have black coffee)
coffee companies put it in last
@@Stucrompton1 maybe so Stu, but rightly or wrongly that's how I was tought how to make tea and coffee 😂
السلام عليكم
اخي احد متابعيك
من العراق اريد اعرف مساطر الخيط اشلون احصل عليه تكدر ادزلي اسم الشركه إذ موجود امزون تحياتي
Superb work 👍🏻👍🏻
I have done both stu in tea
there is something between both bricks, is that rockwool? can anyone answer? im curious.
My first trowel, marashalton 19-11, at 16, building facades since I was 16
Hey stu nice work mate and definate milk in last. Ask Dave if he uses the Husky Brick Trowel if so are they any good?
Looking for six skylights 1.2m x 1.2 m for a large extension, liked very much a look of those, that you used on a flat roof (Building Luxury House Extension from start to finish video). Could you send me a name and a link for company, which is making them.
Great job
Good job !!
Another fantastic video stu.well done pal.and I put milk in last 😁👍🏻
Big job Stu !!!👍👍👍
Milk last - always !!!
Tea it’s milk last.
Need time for
The bag to brew unless you’ve got a tea pot and the milk is first then the brewed tea from the pot in last.
Coffee is milk first to make a paste as not to burn the coffee or use a little cold water.
Qual a medida dessa argamassa? Muito bom seu trabalho. Parabéns
🇧🇷👍
Little tip for anyone who reads the comments - not relevant to Stu's work as he is only doing little bits of loading on this bungalow once above laying height on ground.
If you are loading out say 100 brick per section/20 blocks per section on trestles make sure the weight is directly above the trestles where possible.
Obviously try to do the same on scaffolding but this rule applies even more so on private small jobs on trestles where the trestles want to take you on a nice private cruise ship holiday.
Again not relevant to Stu's project as he didn't look like the was loading it up to the gills.
Top video and currently about to view the whole bungalow project in one and see if Stu has lost a stone or not........in weight or in the muck mix :)
Superb lads 👍
Im back to it monday!! Cant wait to get the blade going! Oh and milk first!!!!! Ha
i do Suga,r Teabag ,Milk then Water in. however if you put teabag then water then sugar then milk it tastes different so depends what you prefer, i know some guys at work that will put water in and teabag and leave for 5 mins then add sugar, milk,
Brilliant vid mate
how do you make such a solution elastic?
Never used profiles before, are they marked up for gauge ,save measuring
Have you been working in West Australia
Hi Stu, love the videos and learning a lot. A question I wanted to ask was about insulation. It seems to vary at which point you put it in. Is it mostly you build the outer leaf up, then a course of blocks and insert the insulation at that point?
Milk in last, gotta be!
Self Builder there’s no set rule as long as it’s in correctly. Working with 3 people things can change a little
Who's done the brickwork on the front? 3.30
Where can I buy your best bricky hats and shirts?
Milk in first for Tea, afterwards for coffee
Nice Stu👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Milk last. Never knew people do it differently. They must be aliens hahaha
Love the vids keep it up.
In coffee you always put milk in first to stop the boiling water from burning the coffee (former chef, now trade)
Milk last Stu, by the way great vid, good to see you back at it, hope alls well.
Milk in first , defo makes a better brew , Nice job by the way, Looks like a park home.
BEAUTIFUL BROTHER,
in a coffee milk always last cus the hot water burns the granuials. the milk stops that . if its tea milk last always
Good video mate
Hello, I'm Francisco from Spain, in a few months I will move to Durham (England) because my wife is from there, I would like to have some training from you if it's possible;)
nice tan .great vid 🙃
Good job
First in coffee last in tea 😊😊
Milk last 100% but I’m a black coffee myself nice tums gentlemen!😆
What cement did he used, it looks smoothly on those bricks
daejang _nim it’s all about the sand 👍
Stu, "tha looks like a twat" and that comment comes all the way from Hershey, Pennsylvania in America!
lol mate, i know
Where are you from and much you make?
Milk in first with coffee, but last with tea 👌🏼
When pinning into that pier wrap the line under the pin then you don’t have to use the pointing trowel . Good job lads
thats a good idea nei but it doesnt work for the next course so snookered either way lol
stu crompton I wrap it one way for one course then the other way for the next mate 👍
Wrap line around bottom of pin and pin in the bed not the perpendicular works for every course
Holaaaa un saludo desde España🇪🇸