Ha! The Traditional Bricklayer builds old school and is proud of his work followed by 70% of viewers moaning about bloody profiles give it a rest itâs about one man learning his lad a valuable skill and is man enough to show us his work ...ps the sax music is spot on đđ„đđ§±
why donât you bed the DPC on mortar, you have no bond between the plastic DPC and the course of bricks below, that's not the traditional way, that's how cowboys do it.
Hi Again , I hope your lad is proud of you the way you are teaching is spot on!! I would be proud to call you my son, My own son works in Jaguar Land Rover in research and development and he went down the apprentership route in garages , AA,RAC breakdown etc Ive put him on to your videos and he told me wow hes a good bricky takes one to know keep the videos coming ,I like the garden wall ones big thumbs up !
Morning mate, hope alls well. Takes me back watching. Served my time with my old man. One of the best things a father can do teaching his son or daughter to earn a good honest living. Hats off to you and the boy. Whos better? .... Andy Goram or Peter Shilton ...... not sure about in goals but can tell you who is faster at drinking a pint hahaha ....cheers pal all the best
In 27 and been on the trowel 11 years since college and honestly mate I would love to work for/with you it would be fascinating. I love your views on brickwork. Iâve been doing nothing but house bashing for the past 11 years so would be nice to get on some nice decorative work and learn from you. Shame your about 70 miles away from me đ
Keep up the good videos mate! I am all for profiles but I know a time served bricky when I see one. Iâve picked up a few tips from you to put in my own work!
First time watching you and just curious as to why you don't do full perp joints? It takes no more time to perp it fully so just wondering why you don't
Really enjoyed that Deano! Refreshing to seeing corners going up without a profile đ€Łđ Great to see your boys out there learning the trade. Thank you for the videos la, enjoyed that length and format. All the best Matty đȘ
Allo mate Went on site 2 weeks ago to trouble shoot few problems a gang done b4 being kicked off . Dnt mind site work mate but prefer what I do ...going to do a video with work comparisons in the next two weeks Hope your well pal
A scape of motor will suffice. He does that because he lays frog up which is the correct way, he then fills frog with muck which in turn provides a key for the dpc to bed to imo
Longer videos mate... Not a fan of the speeded up time line stuff.. bit of informative chat , some site banter and some tips on time management... stacking out methods ect... always good to see a clean site too bud.. your a class act đ
Nice one đ, personally I prefer about half hour vlogs, as if your only running in it gets a bit monotonous with a live it keeps you interested as you think your missing somethingđ€have a good weekend âșïž
12:25 Re:damp proof behind furfix,I tend to do this more nowadays coming of existing-my old boss used to make me also cut a chase through the middle of the cavity and install 4âdamp folded back on itself to prevent cold bridging,anyone still do this?
Yeah thatâs what we always done .. to be fair when it was good to do still only few done it . I like to have conversations with all the different area inspectors as regs change all the time . Had a good debate today regarding the 3inch back up block and how it should return ..close cavity or not
@@thetraditionalbricklayer9650 many thanks,loving the videos and that your keeping it in the family!I worked for my Dad in my late teens but then returned to groundworkâs then the trowel in my early 20s,Iâm 40 next year but my Dad installed good morales and work ethic...keep up the good work chief.đđ§±đ
Thatâs what you should do , and a building inspector would insist on that , itâs not for preventing a cold spot , itâs to prevent damp crossing the wall , this building will have damp in that area
Not using profiles and being "traditional" is like not using a calculator to do maths. Sure you'll be able to get the same end result, but it'll take you a lot longer to get there. Keep up the good vids!
What if you forget youâre Calculator one day ?? I was taught to do the math in the head 𧱠I like to use my head,what I trained for ,build the corner then unwind running in đ§±always produces good work , not into all that anxiety rush ,rush ,rush
@@thetraditionalbricklayer9650 Using profiles doesn't have to mean rush rush rush, you get a better job using profiles. been on the trowel for 43 years and seen so many corners kicking out or running up ever so slightly because they where built the traditional way. And bed the damp on or at least put a smidge under.
@@McCaff62 always gently smear the muk under damp. All about opinions me old fruit ..Normally if corners are that bad there built by profile bricklayers đ€·ââïža lot of guys Iâve worked with know how to build a good corner itâs part of your trade Just ones choice to use a profile or not I suppose
I hate the idea that if you use profiles you canât build corners. Thatâs such a narrow minded way of thinking. Thereâs a time and a place to use profiles and thereâs a time and a place to build corners. Just my two pence worth
đđitâs the camera angle ..itâs done it to me before ...I done some work b4 and it looked like the wall had the umb went back next day to Chk she was fine Iâll post a pic when sheâs all finished ,painted and rendered to match existing
Yeah to be fair ,I encourage me lad to watch different styles rather than just learning from me . Thing is Iâve glimpse at a few and donât see much variation or reality đ€·ââïžhowever I do like the old boy Rob songner watched him a few times ,, only thing is instead of doing sample panels in a garden/garage Iâd like to see more actual work ... itâs a lot different repairing a gothic arch in an existing building then it is setting out on a plane slab
@@thetraditionalbricklayer9650 ya good man ,,psi worked on the hod for years in my younger days and i mean carrying the hod,no hands and all that,up and down ladders,by them where the days ,
@@brickbybric why does everyone bang on about profiles like it's a new thing they have been around for decades lol there's a time and a place for them I think profiles are great I've used them My whole bricklaying career but I don't use them on everything still build corners and do plenty of freehand work, he is obviously earning enough money not to worry about it and enjoys laying that particular way
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Ha! The Traditional Bricklayer builds old school and is proud of his work followed by 70% of viewers moaning about bloody profiles give it a rest itâs about one man learning his lad a valuable skill and is man enough to show us his work ...ps the sax music is spot on đđ„đđ§±
Spot on mate,, even in ya ballet pants đ€Ł
Yeah, I think they're the traditional ballet pants aren't they??đ€Łđ·
why donât you bed the DPC on mortar, you have no bond between the plastic DPC and the course of bricks below, that's not the traditional way, that's how cowboys do it.
Hi Again , I hope your lad is proud of you the way you are teaching is spot on!! I would be proud to call you my son, My own son works in Jaguar Land Rover in research and development and he went down the apprentership route in garages , AA,RAC breakdown etc Ive put him on to your videos and he told me wow hes a good bricky takes one to know keep the videos coming ,I like the garden wall ones
big thumbs up !
I like it better without music. Great vid. Always doin good work. Pleasure to watch. Keep em comin!!!
Nice work, mate. Glad you left the dishwashing gloves at home.
Compliments to the producer/ editor of the video, good music selection, good actual real time footage,, quality pal keep it up
Corr of me lad reads this he will be walking around with his chest out đ
Jokes aside Tnks
Morning mate, hope alls well. Takes me back watching. Served my time with my old man. One of the best things a father can do teaching his son or daughter to earn a good honest living. Hats off to you and the boy.
Whos better? .... Andy Goram or Peter Shilton ...... not sure about in goals but can tell you who is faster at drinking a pint hahaha ....cheers pal all the best
Shilts all day đđ
In 27 and been on the trowel 11 years since college and honestly mate I would love to work for/with you it would be fascinating. I love your views on brickwork. Iâve been doing nothing but house bashing for the past 11 years so would be nice to get on some nice decorative work and learn from you. Shame your about 70 miles away from me đ
Keep up the good videos mate! I am all for profiles but I know a time served bricky when I see one. Iâve picked up a few tips from you to put in my own work!
A great job, wish you a lot of fun at work
Longer vids all day for me matey,more informative,entertaining and when you watch someone on top of their game you learn so much more,đ
tasty as always lad like those rustic looking brickđ
First time watching you and just curious as to why you don't do full perp joints? It takes no more time to perp it fully so just wondering why you don't
Normally tip joint and over fill on way back whilst scraping access of cavity ..just always done it
how tasteful , painted brickwork great idea they will be the envy of their neighbours
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Bricks ainât metal they wonât rust donât need paint đ
Straight off â itâs freezing ere â pan out an heâs got tights in đ
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I prefer the longer vids, I'm hooked on watching you lay bricks!
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I see and hear your taste in saxophone music has caught on âcough â on other bricklaying channels đ„
I prefer the longer vids. Great character and great work.
Love the videos long or short all goodđ
Your a proper storey teller you mate . Keep going love it bricky / builder from Leeds
You a Cowboy, looks like ya got jodhpurs on. Giddy up
Don't worry you got the other CZcams brickies covered except TRICKY possibly. You both have good hands
Really enjoyed that Deano! Refreshing to seeing corners going up without a profile đ€Łđ
Great to see your boys out there learning the trade.
Thank you for the videos la, enjoyed that length and format.
All the best
Matty đȘ
I prefer longer videos but enjoy them all, thanks, lovely neat work as usual, have you got a new tape yet? Cheers
Brilliant brickwork ma friend đđâ
Great stuff lads
Whens the last time you worked on site pal? Bet your glad you escaped. Horrible places these days. Keep up the good work mate.
Allo mate
Went on site 2 weeks ago to trouble shoot few problems a gang done b4 being kicked off .
Dnt mind site work mate but prefer what I do ...going to do a video with work comparisons in the next two weeks
Hope your well pal
Really like your vids your a good brickie but is there a reason why you dont bed your damp? l was taught to bed the damp just thought l would ask.
A scape of motor will suffice. He does that because he lays frog up which is the correct way, he then fills frog with muck which in turn provides a key for the dpc to bed to imo
Longer videos mate... Not a fan of the speeded up time line stuff.. bit of informative chat , some site banter and some tips on time management... stacking out methods ect... always good to see a clean site too bud.. your a class act đ
Tnks for the feed back
Iâll take these points moving forward
@@thetraditionalbricklayer9650 - time is money mate.. always good to see how you boys manage your time to get the most out a day đđ»
Great job,đźđȘđźđȘ what's your favourite brick trowel to use, greetings from the Emerald Isle of Ireland đźđȘ
I use WHS my man đ§±đ
Whs,make nice trowel,I use a 10 inch,with the soft handle,
Longer vids, fine brickworkđđ.
Love this channel but that was one rough pier đ
Thank god itâs being painted đ
Nice one đ, personally I prefer about half hour vlogs, as if your only running in it gets a bit monotonous with a live it keeps you interested as you think your missing somethingđ€have a good weekend âșïž
12:25 Re:damp proof behind furfix,I tend to do this more nowadays coming of existing-my old boss used to make me also cut a chase through the middle of the cavity and install 4âdamp folded back on itself to prevent cold bridging,anyone still do this?
Yeah thatâs what we always done .. to be fair when it was good to do still only few done it .
I like to have conversations with all the different area inspectors as regs change all the time .
Had a good debate today regarding the 3inch back up block and how it should return ..close cavity or not
@@thetraditionalbricklayer9650 many thanks,loving the videos and that your keeping it in the family!I worked for my Dad in my late teens but then returned to groundworkâs then the trowel in my early 20s,Iâm 40 next year but my Dad installed good morales and work ethic...keep up the good work chief.đđ§±đ
Thatâs what you should do , and a building inspector would insist on that , itâs not for preventing a cold spot , itâs to prevent damp crossing the wall , this building will have damp in that area
cheers mate! great vid
Longer ones every time! 𧱠đ
Slow as shit, an wearing tights like my ol lady. This wouldn't fly in Canada
Wouldnât want to fly in Canada ....still watching Betamax over there anit they đđ
@@thetraditionalbricklayer9650 steady on there tiger i'll send the boys round ....
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Good work Gay trousers đ
Lovely owdddd spread that â the wizard â đ§ đ§±
1:30 đđ considered flirting where Iâm from
very nice work
Not using profiles and being "traditional" is like not using a calculator to do maths. Sure you'll be able to get the same end result, but it'll take you a lot longer to get there. Keep up the good vids!
What if you forget youâre Calculator one day ??
I was taught to do the math in the head đ§±
I like to use my head,what I trained for ,build the corner then unwind running in đ§±always produces good work , not into all that anxiety rush ,rush ,rush
@@jims5394 all the gear no idea I have seen may of them kind lol
@@thetraditionalbricklayer9650 Using profiles doesn't have to mean rush rush rush, you get a better job using profiles. been on the trowel for 43 years and seen so many corners kicking out or running up ever so slightly because they where built the traditional way. And bed the damp on or at least put a smidge under.
@@McCaff62 always gently smear the muk under damp.
All about opinions me old fruit ..Normally if corners are that bad there built by profile bricklayers đ€·ââïža lot of guys Iâve worked with know how to build a good corner itâs part of your trade
Just ones choice to use a profile or not I suppose
I hate the idea that if you use profiles you canât build corners. Thatâs such a narrow minded way of thinking. Thereâs a time and a place to use profiles and thereâs a time and a place to build corners. Just my two pence worth
Hoddy is good!
Luv it geez
It's running down to the left
Great video mate đđ»đđ»
Brickwork looks good, not sure about the Mrsâs leggings though lol
Yes he is a smashing bloke but then trousers have got to go
that damp not bedded???
Short videos are better than long, no more than 17 minutes. But you need to put the best parts of your work, so the edition is the secret.
That pillar is running down a fortnite
Yeah looks like itâs running down to me, maybe his level is out
đđitâs the camera angle ..itâs done it to me before ...I done some work b4 and it looked like the wall had the umb went back next day to Chk she was fine
Iâll post a pic when sheâs all finished ,painted and rendered to match existing
@@thetraditionalbricklayer9650 yeah sometimes camera angle can make something like bent or curved, we trust you đ
@@MrCharlan1 đđThatâs what the judge said
The muc had more stones than stone henge lol
Range brick on top edge
You're doing better đđ
casual brickey
Right big man tell the truth are those trousers painted on?đ€Łđ€Ł
đđđitâs the quads and calfâs đđ
Your perps looked big and across the front it looked liked you were above the line pal
You don't know the measurement, if it does not work bricks then I'd rather open my joints up than have a shitty cut in the wall
@@craigwilson667 exactly đ§±đ
That's a big trowel for bricks
What trowel is that
WHS mate
Wearing licra ya puff
How do you price brickwork
You don't need to do your videos as a tutorial, but if you can do a didactical sequence will be nice.
8:46 Iâm pretty sure the level has to touch all the bricks? đ€
đđ thatâs why I like these videos it shows Reality , we all make mistakes ...I must of put it right next course up
Iâm a bricklayer mate nothing is ever perfect and most bricklayers can pick a hole in any workđ€·đŒââïžđ
Can only touch certain points due to them being kiln fired imo
Joints not full đ±đł
Why the GIRL TIGHTS? đ±
Do you ever watch any other bricklayers videos. I watch Charlie collision and tricky brickys?
Yeah to be fair ,I encourage me lad to watch different styles rather than just learning from me .
Thing is Iâve glimpse at a few and donât see much variation or reality đ€·ââïžhowever I do like the old boy Rob songner watched him a few times ,, only thing is instead of doing sample panels in a garden/garage Iâd like to see more actual work ... itâs a lot different repairing a gothic arch in an existing building then it is setting out on a plane slab
Thanks for the reply Iâll have a little look at his videos and keep up the videos mate watching from Liverpool đ
ya you want to do longer vids mate,and what would be good ,is if ya talk about some scrapes youve been in over the years,cos ya look a rum lad haha
Mate Iâve got some sand pit stories ...Dnt want to give off the wrong impression though to the youngsters đ
Hope your well
@@thetraditionalbricklayer9650 ya good man ,,psi worked on the hod for years in my younger days and i mean carrying the hod,no hands and all that,up and down ladders,by them where the days
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Do you use profiles or only your level?
Just me level pal ..like to think donât like all that rushing and anxiety đ
@@thetraditionalbricklayer9650 you always look like your having a great time. Long vids bud đđ»
@@thetraditionalbricklayer9650 why would using profiles cause you to rush or be anxious ?
@@brickbybric some get a buzz building corners, line jockeys perhaps dont.
@@brickbybric why does everyone bang on about profiles like it's a new thing they have been around for decades lol there's a time and a place for them I think profiles are great I've used them My whole bricklaying career but I don't use them on everything still build corners and do plenty of freehand work, he is obviously earning enough money not to worry about it and enjoys laying that particular way
I really like your channel bud but please stop wearing those tights, absolutely no offence meant, keep up the great work đ
Mate did u read the other comments on here ,some1 offered me ÂŁ50 for them đđ
@@thetraditionalbricklayer9650 đ đ đ đđđ
Nice leggings
Do you not use profiles?
Clue is in the name đ
No mate ,not a fan ,like to use me head then once corner is up unwind running In đ§±đ
@@thetraditionalbricklayer9650 same here, i dont need crutches to walk.
Are you better than charlie
If you get any slower you'll need 500 lb. of aluminum to build a corner like Charlie! đ
Your some pup, but your a decent enough trowel đ