bricklaying - Pikes & Gables finished! that's pretty much this extension done! I've made a playlist if you would like to check out any other videos on this job 👌
Congratulations to the both of you for completing the extension! Keep up the brilliant work as always! Looking forward to the next one as always!👍😁👌👷♂️🧱🍻🍻
Love the videos Izzy, any chance of showing drainage layout videos before or after foundation for extension for rain water or sewer one,keep the videos coming I’ve learnt a lot with the clear explaining
Cheers Bobby! If I come across a drawing with the drainage layout on it, I'll go over it. However most of the time all that is done before I turn up and start slamming those bricks in 😉 Glad your enjoying the videos and your learning a bit too🤜🤛
Smashed it boys , tidy as ever and used a proper trowel . I’ve retired the ox and started my marshalltown 11” Philly duracork today , kindly given to us by Rodian , it’s a beaut 😍🧱👍🏽
@@IzzytheBricky . It’s nice , had a day on it and love it , Al swung the 10” London leather handle trowel round a bit and was well impressed. We gave away an 11 “ Philly Rose and an Estwing brick hammer with imex lines to our 2 giveaway winners . I was watching Rodian today using the MT I’ve now got ….. very proud 🤩🤩🧱👍🏽
I know the spacing method, i normally use a 20mm wedge but never knew the cap on the Marshalltown trick. I'll give that a go! As you mentioned about the cuts it should always be done right mate. why ruin the whole project with untidy finishing because its not as visible, just laziness! Tidy work as always pal 👍
Izzy as you know your videos are shown all over the world because of You Tube reach. However using a 4" block as structural roof support is not allowed in most countries. Area's of high wind such as Florida the roofs would all come down. The roofs need something solid to be attached to. Most people use 6-8" block with concrete. It is a building code requirement most everywhere.
There must be a LARGE air space gap in-between the face of the insulation and the OUTER wall inside the cavity-wall ; this includes an air space gap in between the face of the insulation and the cavity-wall-tie drip point which points downwards in the centre of the cavity. Ask N.V.Q. BRICKWORK teachers for PROOF of this !
Yea I'm not a fan of it either really mate, but..just one of them. If they don't like it, since I've done the cuts nice they can always use the cement board up the gable 💪👌
@@IzzytheBricky ah was gonna say if your near hull and you no anyone looking for an apprentice hahah i have my full level 1 in bricklaying and looking for a job if i carnt find one just gonna go back for the secound year haha
3,2,1, BLAST OFF! Terrific work mate!
Thanks so much T☺️
I started labouring for 2 bricklayers.no forklift it was hard things have moved for the better.
Congratulations to the both of you for completing the extension! Keep up the brilliant work as always! Looking forward to the next one as always!👍😁👌👷♂️🧱🍻🍻
Cheers buddy! Yea nice to be done here! On to the next one!
Lovely neat job that Izzy. Liked seeing the top brick go on 👍👍👍
Thanks Doug! Very happy with how this job went!
Love the videos Izzy, any chance of showing drainage layout videos before or after foundation for extension for rain water or sewer one,keep the videos coming I’ve learnt a lot with the clear explaining
Cheers Bobby! If I come across a drawing with the drainage layout on it, I'll go over it. However most of the time all that is done before I turn up and start slamming those bricks in 😉
Glad your enjoying the videos and your learning a bit too🤜🤛
Great job lads 👌 Looking forward to more content in the future 👏
Cheers Dominic mate, appreciate it buddy
Nice one
Cheers buddy
Nice work Izzy congrats on getting it rattled off ! Enjoy your bank holiday fella! 🍺🍺
Thanks Ryan! Glad it's done! Onto the next one now! And cheers mate you too fella🍻🍻🍻
Nice!
Good job guys, well done
Thanks fella! Have a brilliant weekend 🍻
Awesome work 👍🏻
I learned something today 😁ty
Smashed it boys , tidy as ever and used a proper trowel .
I’ve retired the ox and started my marshalltown 11” Philly duracork today , kindly given to us by Rodian , it’s a beaut 😍🧱👍🏽
Cheers Steve, appreciate your support as always mate! Glad to hear your using that beautiful trowel from Rodian, what a fantastic gift
@@IzzytheBricky . It’s nice , had a day on it and love it , Al swung the 10” London leather handle trowel round a bit and was well impressed.
We gave away an 11 “ Philly Rose and an Estwing brick hammer with imex lines to our 2 giveaway winners .
I was watching Rodian today using the MT I’ve now got ….. very proud 🤩🤩🧱👍🏽
Tidy job looks great 👍
Thanks Rob!
@@IzzytheBricky nice to get a shout out bud
Again, I'm an older trowel but I learnt something. Neat trick using the butt of your trowel to gauge the cut ups. Stealing that.
Haha never too old to pick up a new trick or tip 👌 just make sure your butt of the trowel ain't too big👍 have a good weekend buddy
I know the spacing method, i normally use a 20mm wedge but never knew the cap on the Marshalltown trick. I'll give that a go! As you mentioned about the cuts it should always be done right mate. why ruin the whole project with untidy finishing because its not as visible, just laziness! Tidy work as always pal 👍
Thank you very much mate, appreciate it👌 glad you picked up that little tip! That's it mate, may as well make it look pretty 🤜🤛👍
Still @ it I see bro! Always here watching 👍🏻 keep it up mate. Glad to see your doing well.
Yeees my brother 🤜🤛 all good here mate! Hows everything your end buddy ☺️💪
@@IzzytheBricky All good mate👌🏻👍🏻
Nice neat job there izzy 🧱👌
Cheers Daniel mate!
Nice job lads. Thought you might have had a topping out ceremony Izzy? seeing as it was Drew's first completion. Beers all round, eh?
Some geezer love the videos
Cheers Ash mate appreciate it my guy 🤜🤛
@@IzzytheBricky no bother bud keep grinding man sound like you got a good labour to
Excelente trabajo felicidades 👊 👷 💯 🧱 👏 👍
Thanks my mate
Izzy as you know your videos are shown all over the world because of You Tube reach. However using a 4" block as structural roof support is not allowed in most countries. Area's of high wind such as Florida the roofs would all come down. The roofs need something solid to be attached to. Most people use 6-8" block with concrete. It is a building code requirement most everywhere.
There must be a LARGE air space gap in-between the face of the insulation and the OUTER wall inside the cavity-wall ; this includes an air space gap in between the face of the insulation and the cavity-wall-tie drip point which points downwards in the centre of the cavity.
Ask N.V.Q. BRICKWORK teachers for PROOF of this !
You looked like you seriously wanted to smash Drew’s head in 😂😂 lovit 😂
Ah mate, he really wound me up that first day😂😂😂
Can you upload a detailed video of mixing up please
great a always mate, you mentioned you you knocked off the top course of bricks because the sofit would fit, did you mean the rafters?
Hiya buddy, both really, the brickwork would have been too high for the rafters and also the soffit 👍 good spot buddy 🙂
@@IzzytheBricky haha, I wasn’t picking you up, I was just trying to work out what was happening as I’ve got a similar job to do
Great work mate
But lose that big trowel you will pay for it when your in your 50s
We don't like dummys when they get spat out ....keep up the gud work
Haha that's it mate! Cheers Andy! Have a brilliant weekend
@@IzzytheBricky And you to pal 👍
Learn every day mukka
I don't like the dry ridge i know im a bof but i cant see that lasting.
Yea I'm not a fan of it either really mate, but..just one of them. If they don't like it, since I've done the cuts nice they can always use the cement board up the gable 💪👌
It's all very complicated to me....where are you based?
Hi, I'm based in Derby area
@@IzzytheBricky that's a shame, I'm in Peterborough, need a small extension, thanks anyway.
Where you from mate?
Hi buddy, I'm Derby way
@@IzzytheBricky ah was gonna say if your near hull and you no anyone looking for an apprentice hahah i have my full level 1 in bricklaying and looking for a job if i carnt find one just gonna go back for the secound year haha
Nice work and some very good tips, especially like the use of your trowel handle for gauging the cuts-brilliant🧱⚒
Thanks Chris mate, appreciate it! Yea nice little trick there! Hope your well mate and enjoying the sun!