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Bricklayer Re-Pointing 300 year old Property! What would you do?
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#bricklaying
HOW TO Mix mortar by hand for your pointing renovation project
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HOW TO Mix mortar by hand for your pointing renovation project
How To Re-point Brickwork on a 300 year old property!
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How To Re-point Brickwork on a 300 year old property!
Repointing Brickwork on an Old Property Renovation Project
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Repointing Brickwork on an Old Property Renovation Project
Refurbishing a 250 YEAR OLD Chimney with new pots!
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Refurbishing a 250 YEAR OLD Chimney with new pots!
How to Lay Paving Edging for Garage Threshold
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How to Lay Paving Edging for Garage Threshold
Returning Cavity OLD STYLE #bricklaying
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Returning Cavity OLD STYLE #bricklaying
Mixing up concrete with a DIESEL mixer OLD BOY style
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Mixing up concrete with a DIESEL mixer OLD BOY style
Get the perfect CUT with this TIP! #bricklaying
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Get the perfect CUT with this TIP! #bricklaying
Building Brick Arch Over Herringbone panel
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Building Brick Arch Over Herringbone panel
How To Lay Herringbone Brickwork Part 1
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How To Lay Herringbone Brickwork Part 1
OLD BOY Building a Garden Wall! Final Part
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OLD BOY Building a Garden Wall! Final Part
OLD BOY Building a Garden Wall! Part 3
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OLD BOY Building a Garden Wall! Part 3
OLD BOY Building a Garden Wall! Part 2
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OLD BOY Building a Garden Wall! Part 2
OLD BOY Building a Garden Wall! Part 1
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OLD BOY Building a Garden Wall! Part 1
How to mix bricklayer's mortar like a pro!
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How to mix bricklayer's mortar like a pro!
OLD Boy Shows Cutting and Splitting Bricks
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OLD Boy Shows Cutting and Splitting Bricks
How to cut and fit skirting + architrave
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How to cut and fit skirting architrave
The tool that you've been using wrong?
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The tool that you've been using wrong?
How to Cut a Perfect Birdsmouth for Roof Rafters! #carpentry
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How to Cut a Perfect Birdsmouth for Roof Rafters! #carpentry
Iron
Hammer and bolster would have had that cut in 10 seconds
コテ要らずっすね〜😂😂😂👍
What was your mix ratio bud?😊
Buzz you are wee legend!!!
I had that hammer when i was an apprentice i was told my the contractor and the old timer to buy a wooden hammer
I think I'd be happy with a cut joint
I just use a grout bag. Tool and brush.
I always just use a grout bag and my mortar is wetter than what you're using. After it dries to my liking, then I will finish tooling up the wall with my hand jointer, brush and then re tooling it all with my hand jointing tool.😊
Old school - Yee ha! 🤠
I always butter both sides of the sliver and both sides of the gaping hole before I lay the bloody sliver 😊
All in the detail 👌 keep going great work
We’ve just started doing on site, Barratt homes. With the doors incheck.
What about the windows….thought new builds were cavity closers
Windows are now in check cavity closers. They were just 100mm flush cavity closers before, and the same with the doors.
Why not make a "V" mortar I the cavity & press the sliver down into it?
You could still see the sawdust from the pilot hole😅
👍🪚😎
Looking good usual proper job have you tried using lorry fan belt as a rubbing tool i find it just a little more fllexible can follow the contours of the brick edge a little better different widths gives you a nice flush finish.keep up the fine work
I haven’t but it’s something I’m keen to try as a few people have suggested it, many thanks for watching 👍👍
We still build like that in Ireland no window or door formers over here 🇮🇪
It’s the proper way to do it ,we have lost the plot over here 🤦♂️
Not knocking you bud, but why not lime? Don't give me its what the client wanted 😂
Most people are do’ers not thinkers. For instance with a hawk (board) and a few pointing trowels I would have gotten all he had done there before he did 1 bed joint lol the absolute slowest pointing possible.
It’s the customers choice 🤷♂️
@BuildingwithBudd couldn't you advise them that it will damage the building even more, and cause damp issues? I only work with lime and I've never had a customer specify the mortar for me?
Hey bud, I’m sure you know what you’re doing but never give them the option. They hired you unless the customer is a general contractor who has engineered design then let that be on them. Joints look pretty shallow too but your tooling/finish work 😍 looks great. Maybe a small nylon brush or stainless steel brush to expose some edges give it that weathered look
Is this a pre bagged mortar you are using, Budd? Or is your local sand perfect for the job? I've tried using mortar guns in the past, but the sand we have up here in the Highlands is nowhere near fine enough.....the gun gets clogged within seconds.
It’s local sand Jim, we mix it in a bucket if it’s not quite wet enough it will clog up, also I think someone has been putting a bit of pea shingle in when we aren’t looking the rascals 😂👍
them guns last for ages but as soon as it blocks dont try and force it through clean the gun and some fresh mix in it
👍👍🧱
is it best to use plasticiser too was thinking doing 4 sand 1 cement should i use soft or sharp sand does it matter
Looks more like lime to me
I always put a little drop in it makes the mortar a lot easier to use 👍
@@paulmarshall8012 Paul. Think sharp sand would block nozzle. I used soft
@@Doug.... Thanks will give it a go hace a few bits to do on a house we are buying might end up pointing all of it
@@paulmarshall8012 Yes Paul👍. Budd did what i did by removing the nozzle swilling and plunging tube in water. At the end of a fill the mortar gets dried up at the nozzle end. Then you're good for a refill. Pump a little mix out first then go for it.
Nice one Budd. I did my patio pointing using the same gun ( not yours-my own 😜) . What i did was get a plastic funnel and place on the empty end and mark round with a sharpie. Then cut the circle out a bit smaller. Drilled a couple of 5 mm holes and screwed in some long bolts with 2 nuts each. To fill the tube put funnel over the end, hold down with two fingers and slap the mortar into the funnel. Give the whole thing a sharp tap downwards and the tube fills up quickly and solidly. Its not only you boys in the mysterious east that have good ideas. 😄😄😄
You improvised and adapted in true building style, nice one Doug have you started a wood pile for winter 👍👍
Old school using metric 🤔
Bag for me I like the look
Butter both sides of split , we used 150mm dpc and left 25mm out, when door frame fixed from inside it formed a water barrier.
Grinder so close to your feet too 😮
I wonder what’s stopping the damp.
Can you not see the black dpc between the block and brick
@@karlsanderson8127 sorry, yes I can.
Very very dangerous......18 rated 😮😮😮🤠
Clearly wasnt level
How you getting the ballast and cement off the grass afterwards?
That hole was pre-drilled bro
You moved the marker as you marked it good thing mortar covers the mistakes
Lmbo. All that measuring and straight edge to end up eyeballing it... lol
足元注意っすね!👍👍
Crap ,, zero muck against other block … totally shit
😂
@@Peanuthead1890 😂
I like the drywall as a substitute for the mortar bed while getting your measurement.
That _is_ very clever
Thats terrible, no mortar on the one side, youll never be able to get a full joint there
gotta do what you gotta do
Budd there’s a checkout at Tesco waiting for you m8 😂
I've got my dad's old black and decker corder drill from about 1980 still going strong. No hammer action and chuck needs a key but it has it's uses.
Iron every time .. and definitely not bagging up for any face brickwork.. bagging up for manholes only..
Ok so i saw 3:13 go in there, or did i miss something in the video edit between head cam and guy with the tripod?
Don't touch the muck with your hands, looks amateur!
Don’t think I’ve ever seen you use perforated bricks
I'm no bricklayer but I have work cement, It's brutal on the skin. So why no gloves
Cos the sink takes all the damage😂😂
@@elroyal1 bloody dyslexia edited 👍
😅👍@@andrewromans1967
Only Queers Lasses and Southerners wear gloves. Ask Sid
@@brucetindal7399and your mother
Proper job all joints full old school love it
How it should be 👍🧱 cheers for watching 👍
A real joint love it 👍
Looks like a good strong mix,not too much water
Sorry mate your not a bricklayer why are you showing this shite.
How can an improver teach a beginner 🤔
If he has to say he has a Mans hammer, he has a tiny nail..
Great video. Curious, what's stopping you from just drilling holes into the brick and use that as an vent? Save you the hassle of removing it to install the air brick. Would it be structurally unsound?