Bricky Demo - By Inventor
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- Bricky Demonstration - By Inventor Noel Marshall
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Do It Yourself: Save Money - Gain Lifelong Satisfaction
I invented the Bricky (first prototype) on the 27 Dec 2000, it quickly gained global recognition after winning the Oscar for worlds best invention 2001
During June 2007 we achieved the landmark of one million unit sales, with this increasing base of satisfied customers the Bricky now ranks among the biggest selling hand tools worldwide.
Builders have gained significant increases in their productivity/ wages, DIY enthusiasts are saving enormous amounts of money while adding value and beauty to their homes building everything from beautiful brick planters, raised vegetable gardens to boundary walls and home extensions.
The bricky ensures you lay a precise bed of mortar for the horizontal and vertical joints in the construction of both brick and block walls. Youll have no mess just perfectly spaced clean joints.
Now is the time to purchase your Bricky because with our special promotion this month the price is reduced by £10 to just £29.99 and were including free of charge my other two inventions the Mason Mate and Pro - Pointer, youll also receive our professional grade Marshall Soft Grip Trowel and the How To Build Your Own DVD (Inc. home office, BBQ & raised flower beds) so you not alone get the tools to do the job you now also get the construction knowledge and today all for just £29.99. You can also add my DIY DVD Box Set: How To- Fit Kitchen, Lay Patio, Tiling & Drylining for just £10. Take advantage and build something beautiful.
You Can Build It.
Brilliant product. Bought one over 10 years ago and got really professional looking results with zero bricklaying experience 👍🏼😊
I met this lad at the Excel trade exhibition quite some years ago, bfore he had anyone marketing this for him. He was brilliant & the product was outstanding. He challenged me to have a go & I did lay a course of bricks for the first time in my life!
Bought this for my outdoor kitchen.
Intend of wasting 1500$ on some guy I did it my self and pried and joy I felt after completing the job is undeniable. Love the tool, and I never ever did any construction before this.
I cannot for the life of me understand why anyone would slate this product its inspiring and genius innovation
Mark Hindle because now we get to keep our money and not pay you a rip off price to do the same thing!!!
It's kind of sad that a bunch of self-proclaimed professional brick layers commenting here are failing to comprehend that this is meant for people who don't have 20 years of brick laying experience but just want to try brick laying out or are starting out in the craft...
fuk all to do with that.....get 2 pieces if stick wire together 2 put on top of wall price? fuk all
THE WALL WILL FALL OVER. THE BRICK HOLES ARENT FULL AND NEITHER ARE THE HEAD JOINTS. IT IS GARBAGE
@@williambalkwill2843 says you!
@@dodgeramsport01 it's true. Just watch other CZcams videos about it. Especially Rodian Builds. He gives it a very honest review.
I doubt anyone starting out in the craft would go this route. They either want to try it themselves, or want to save multiple thousands in bricklayer labor
I am in Canada. Used your product about six years ago. Amazing. Don’t have them now. They were taken in New Brunswick but it is great
Impressive and simple.
I guess levels could be checked at first course and every now and then. I'm looking for something similar for building a small concrete block wall
I just ordered my self one! great invention!
Had one of these in the shed for about ten year, time to unwrap it I think....
This looks very promising for the HUGE DIY market. Of course, Pros would never use this.... and I am sure they were never considered the target market. I don't quite understand the criticism of this product. I would definately like to give this a try !
What we don't like is the way it's put over that you can do house, extension and when idiots say " bricklayers can't do 10mm beds and perps"
No bricklayers would do 10mm bed or perp they go to gauge,
the masons mate is absolute genius. very useful invention.
I don't get the criticism either. If you've ever built with brick its time consuming, messy and wasteful. This helps immeasurably. He should also make a quick video on how to mix the perfect mortar the way the pros do it.
It's not that we are sad it's the way they put over that you can do you own house, extension etc, for garden walls it would work great.
Has for a good mortar mix good quality sand and a good Feb does help also a good tip to avoid cracks is add lime.
Agree with you on the garden wall it the crap that pisses us off
Adam Turnbull the pros don't do it this way
So what happens when you building a pouch for eg and you need to get to a height of 2100 mm but the bricks your using very in size ie 70mm or 60mm so this ten mm bed does not work
Kieren Standen if you have 60mil brick and 10mil gap it's 70mil per course.
Lay 30 courses and you've got 2100mm
It's not rocket science
uB like I said very in size not all bricks are 65mm some course will have a larger bed than 10mm some will have smaller
Love it. He is very slick with it too. Great demo!
He's obviously on cocaine. Look at his eyeballs.
Have you thought about making one to suit hollow concrete blocks, 190mm wide with the 2 large holes
First time I see this. I think is great and makes it a lot easier for beginners
Brought one months back epic buy you can build anything
Do the bricks bond tight? or do they pull off the next day? because the morter is smooth?
ALL BRICK LAYERS should use this, definitely speed up work, hire a kid to lay down the mortar and the mason sets the brick. they don't have to tap it down 5 times to get it level, its done in one step!
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It would not work,it's good for garden wall and I'm ok with that but mathematically it can't work and any bricklayer tapping it down is no bricklayer, or the mortar has gone off, what I don't like is the way they put over you can do houses, ineven asked them on the phone and they put the phone down
It'd slow me down.
Ian Davies what happens if you need to open up the purps slightly to get to a window opening or even make a flank work brick work lol this won’t even work
It's a nice idea, but I can knock together my own jigs from scraps of wood in about 1/2 hour. I tend to think accuracy in bricklaying doesn't come from the precision of the mortar per se, but from the installer ensuring the bricks are correctly positioned. This device just helps keep things neater for people with little experience.
and there my friend you hit the nail on the head with your pompus bullshit. It is, a device for people with little or no experience, the guy is quite clear on that point. I could get two cans and a bit of string and throw away my £1000 phone, so why tf don't you do a video and show us all your vast experience in building this wonder jig you talk about.
@@TheHeavyend81 Sounds like someone feels threatened in their craft
very good information by admin , thank you very much
I bought a Bricky to help build a wall, it won't build the wall for you, you still need to set up the corners, string line and use a spirit level to check the wall is level and plumb. The Bricky makes it easier to apply an even bed of mortar and butter the ends of the bricks.
Works to a point, but can’t run cement into corners with it, and it soon gets covered in cement, no matter how careful with cleaning you are. Was also assured that it would build 225mm walls. It doesn’t!
BRILLIANT.
Nice product.
How much faster is the bricky pro
This is a brilliant invention, but it has one weakness. The essential "suction grip" bond doesn't happen. Two days after laying you can still lift a brick i.e. there's little bonding. Anyone one know how to get round this issue. Maybe adding a bonding agent to the mix?
Update on my above observation ... Wet the brick before laying on the mortor bed - problem solved 👍
@@ProjectOverseer He does mention that on his DVD, but does not mention that in his ads, Further suggestion would be to furrow the bed after using the tool to allow somewhere for the mortar to spread too. Just thoughts.
@@ProjectOverseer Would you just dip bottom of brick Chris or brush water onto brick
@@mrvolcada5355 Please explain the furrow that you mentioned about the Bricky tool. Thanks!
@@timhayes629 saturate it in water I would think
@uzell100 The point of this tool to aid those who don't know have the skill. Guess you knew that though!
By the way, it's 'should've', not should OF.
Can this system also be used on the inner 4"block leaf?
I'd say so
Does it work on hollow middle cinderblocks?
Hello good time
Thank you, I am in Iran and it will be an honor to have your sales representative in my country.
thank you.
really clever stuff!
I've got an idea for a follow-up video. The Bricky vs The Bricklayer who will win??
I know which is the stronger finish
The mortar should probably be laid thicker so that it will go in the 3 holes when you push down on brick..\
+samson dah
The holes are there to make it easier to fire the brick (i.e. bake it) more evenly. The marginal extra strength if these bricks were filled with mortar is totally unnecessary.
No where near as strong as modern engineering. I have been in the bricklaying trade for 25 years. I have taken down those old bricks you think are so great. They come apart easily. The modern engineered structures are 10 times harder to take apart. The old bricks come apart easily once a starting hole is made. The new stuff is a bastard from first brick to last.
Filling the holes makes the structure stronger. In a perfect scenario, the holes are filled half way when the brick is pressed into the mortar bed and the other half is filled while spreading the mortar for the next course. This makes the wall 10 times stronger.
No it doesn’t!
@@bartbuckland6805 you can slways go back and fill the holes ig necessary
Dose it come in different sizes? Anyone no I just got a little project I would like to try the one in video mite be to long for my project thanks
Can this be used for 4" block on flat? Thanks
this is a fantastic tool
Where I can bought this product?
I bought one of these a week ago. I'm now working in Southall building houses
How do you get to gauge on vertical and horizontal, lets assume for this case you are using
Class 1 engineering brick with depth 63 mm depth and 213mm and for good measure one side is 2.100 and the other datum is 2.125 mm
@@iandavies6368 .. then you just bash the brick a bit harder with the wooden bit of the shovel thing like I sees lots of bricky's doing..simples.
I love this!!!
How much is the kit and where can I get it?
Been here since 1k
i get the bed bricky but the perp bricky is abit over the top
Gostaria muito de comprar esse produto aqui no Brasil...será isso possível?
Heaven sent ,,
what about "T" type of joints. one brick horizontal & 1 brick is verticle. here your long frame wont be much helpful.
Obviously the first job you use this won't be your best but after that you will have experience.so u may get better.
How many different sizes of brick can you find in these comments?
If you want a wall with no strength then please get this. Anyone who lays bricks professionally will tell you this is just shite. I remember the ad on TV at 4am. I bet Noel is minted! 😂 🤣
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If anyone thinks you can build a house out of this toy you are off your head, head height for doorway are 2100mm that's 28 courses of bricks, if the bricks are 62 mm the bed is 13 mm if the bricks are 68 The the bed is 7mm.All bricklayers will work to gauge, 75/150/ 225/300 also the same applies to the horizontal 225/ 450/675 if a brick is 212 mm the perp is made to 13 to get 225, if long i.e. 217 the perp is 8mm.Using this tool on bricks that and I have used bricks which are 62 mm with a 10mm bed I would be 3mm short, over 28 courses I would be 84mm 3x28= 84 mm, garden walls and other small builds it's ok, what I don't like is the way they try to pass over that you can build your own house.I hear people say that beds and perps should be 10mm, on a house or any building a person who knows what they are doing will work to gauge, if the beds are thick and the perps are thick you work to gauges.Also the ties in the building can be level or slightly angling out to the outer leaf, how would the angle be when you use this tool.I think it's a good tool for doing garden walls etc, next time you look at bricks take the dimension and ask yourself how can you make a gauge to work out, you have 2 choises 1) purchase bricks with depth of 65mm and length of 215 mm 2) keep a eye on gauge and either open or tighten up on vertical and horizontal gauge.Again I'm not saying it's a bad tool it's the way it's put over that it faster than a bricklayer and you can do your own house
Thats true and if you try to use this peice/tool on Standard Ausi Bricks it wont work and yes we work to a gadge for an Ausi Brick of the follwing dimensions brick is: 76 mm high x 230 mm long x 110 mm wide.
Gadge is 86-172-257-343-429-514-600
So the best idea is to take your time and go to Trade Collage for two years a night or two a week to get the basics you will be suprised how good you can get (Ok no where near a bricky but able to do maybe a BBQ or fix a wall)
@Millie Mcguire haha
aonde consigo para comprar
I ordered one of these at the beginning of this year (2022). The payment went through and I was supplied with a tracking number for the parcel. After 8 weeks the parcel had not yet arrived and the parcel could not be tracked as the tracking number supplied to me was incorrect. I sent e-mails to Noel Marshall and also submitted a message via their website explaining the issue and requesting them to provide a correct tracking number. To date I have not received any response. Not impressed by the way they conduct business. I will have no choice but to approach consumer rights authorities or the police regarding the matter as it constitutes theft by false pretenses and fraud (in respect of the false tracking number)
Awesone
I can do dat gissa job
nice
People just upset cause now they won’t be able to over charge for the same job a home owner can do!
...or bring left over materials that they have overcharged, overestimated and stolen from some other schmuck on a previous job. I had a guy once to lay my driveway and left it to him to order the sets. I came home just as he was finishing the job to see him loading about a quarter of the full ordered amount of sets onto his van. I asked him what he was doing and he just 'helpfully' said "just getting rid of them for you". I said thats great and charged him £250. Needless to say he didn't get rid of them.
Those bricks would stick together better with play dough mate
i bet this has sold 1000's? At least doing it yourself you wont be ripped off by 'expert' bricklayers!!!
This is the biggest bs I've ever seen
Terry chapman I agree with you! I just ordered myself one!
@uzell100 Why you trollling here?.....would that be because he actually invented something people can buy and will live happy from the royalties, work free for the rest of his life, and you?...working whole life labouring could not come up with that idea first...I think the tool is not that bad if you ever decide that you actually need to build from bricks and it will take a job out from the overpriced arrogant British and Irish builders whose good times has finally came to an end.
Well done for the man but no it wil not take away the job of the bricklayer it will not work to gauge I phoned up and asked the same question they put the phone down on me.
they are the same way here in america also!
you cannot place your brick on smooth plaster period
that is diy tool.i m bricklayer and i m agree with you
May well have made improvements but not an original concept .Seen a video Huntley Archive Footage showing a tray being used in 1959 .
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Can I purchas it in Pakistan???
This thing is more impressive than SAM
What is SAM?
The walls will be no good not filling the frogs
This is for temporary masonry structures? Wouldn't want to lean against it. That tool is garbage. You need 3 times more mortar between the units than his tool applies. There is no easy way to lay brick. You have to practice and in a few years you will know enough about the craft to build something on your own. I like how there is no need to level, plumb or space the bricks. Hahaha. That wall could be pushed over by a toddler. I have been a bricklayer for 25 years and have never seen anything so stupid. And trust me, I have seen some stupid inventions over the years.
45 mm beds and 30 mm Joints. 25 years a bricklayer ? Clearly shite at maths horse.
hes irish, im scottish lol
Trying to innovate a trade that you can't lol
I think Noel always wanted to be a slayer but just couldn't make the cut
Because the mortar doesn't go into the holes like typical slashing, it's not strong
I'd rather use a skate wheel or wire brush when tooling rake joints. Round or weather joint will last longer though
biggest load of crap ive ever seen, doesnt show u how to build a corner, what if the grounds not level for your first course, doesnt show how to go up window or door reveals, just ring a proper bricky
Well.......You would Level the first course. If you have any more brain-busters, hit me up.
Bet his popular in the trade? putting all them brick layers out of buisness with private jobs.
And then you get some bricks that are bigger/smaller than 215mm #fucked
Yes and also depth has well varies but it has a10 mm bed and perp
It wouldn't work if you use london bricks because the mortar wouldn't get into the frog on the bottom of the brick so wouldn't be any suction to keep it in place and what about bricks that are mis shaped all the things it wouldn't work with
... I built a whole house using this tool, after a month along came a wolf, huffed and puffed and blew the house down. So I paid for a proper builder to do the job.
WTF
That is not a kiwi accent.
Sounds more scottish.
BE AWARE NOT SUITABLE FOR STANDARD AUSTRALIAN BRICK >>WASTE OF MONEY
Snake oil salesman
Had to laugh at this i done building and brickwork for 7+ years it doesn't mention anything about making sure the bricks are level and plumb the time it takes messing about with the guides and stuff you could have a full course laid it also mentions build a consevatory base what about damp course, wall ties and other important things like foundations i wouldn't waste my money