FORMING A WELSH ARCH - Old school đ§±
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 22. 08. 2024
- FORGOTTEN BRICKWORK HISTORY - Found only two results when I googled images !!!
The way we used to build over a small opening (no lintel or slate required).
PS - Apologies for "rear" view in one clip đ.
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#college #demo
âȘ@addbrickworkâŹ
Been a bricklayer for57 years never seen this magic always learning đ
This takes me back to my apprenticeship đ
Used it loads
Ty
Thatâs great mate and probably stronger than a concrete beam. Thanks for sharing that.
Haven't done a Welsh arch for years.
Same as that đ
NEAT
Thanks đ
@@addbrickwork Iâm nicking this! When I canât be bothered to fetch a lintel đ€Ł
love it , going outside to make one now :), nice detail for kids play house đ
Iâve never seen that before very similar to splicing timbers to create a joint and Iâve never heard of a Welsh đŽó §ó ąó ·ó Źó łó ż Arch. I will forward this onto Sid Iâm sure he will find it interesting đ.
I love the Welsh arch, but I haven't built one since college back in the nineties.
Sid should remember them, they're something you don't see or hear about anymore with ONLY 2 references on Google images.
Have @Wonderful New Year's!//thanks
??? Thanks anyway đđ
Nice idea, but most of the video was of your arse! Better camera angle required me thinks!
Point taken đ. Just a beginner at this really. At least the "crack" wasn't showing đ. Thanks for the comment though đ.
Crack attack
@user-vj1xs2lw9u đ€Ł
Thatâs bro
Thatâs brilliant
Done several of those over the years. My theory on the name is because they say the welsh are tight so this is a quick and very cheap arch to construct . No offence to the Welsh people thouđ
Them Romans taught the welsh summut ir did the welsh nick it đ
your mum taught them
@user-dr7zq5wy6k
Maybe me Dad did, but don't bring me Mum into it please fella đ.