Great work Thank you

!9:28 that is not Re- pointing, that is MMA, ( stick) Mig or Tig welding, kzbin.info/www/bejne/h6TEqoSaaJecaKcsi=USOdryMg8ksxA2xf

Great video thanks👍

This looks superb, great overview.

Brilliant vid, great advise, your pointing is very impressive.

Thx

Caught this while looking for brickwork tips you’re shown what is needed in the prep and how to point in different ways. The last one with the mortar gun brought back memories 10years ago when wanted to do pointing on my garage ex walls as it was eroded so brought a gun but I ended up with compacted mortar at the base and oozing water at the tip. Not sure if then mortar was right mix or fluid not right so gave up got pro in, he said only Diy’ers use them when try to it to him. After watching you I will now see if I can dig out my gun and practice with it. Top video 👍

Are you sure that was sprayable..That looks very gloopy to me,surely it should as runny as water ,so not to get any blockages and be in a pourable container .

Ive had the 550s for a long time now and love them, the only thing i dont like is the silly pull out stands on the legs which arent very well thought out, easy break off as they dont fit quite right or at least mine never did, Also they mark doors and or mdf if rested on them because of the way they are designed to fold around the legs they are thin edges of metal you sit on.

Next Level !!

Nice video paji

Very clear and useful.

When would you use lime mortar

Did look like you were using sprayable paint which is much thinner in other videos

You've had the cowboys.... now try the indians.!

Has the union Mason call him Slickers I like a concave Joyner butt their flat

Superb video, one of the best instructional vids I've ever seen on youtube. Great job.

Great video for a great product, many thanks from Costa Rica!

Would point this over Lime Muck.

Fabulous :)

Clearly, demonstrated and narrated at a perfect pace.

Can you use this product on timber floorboards?

what a brilliant talented teacher you are. Amazing and joyful to watch

Yes it would be nice if Senco will offer tool boxes instead of the bags .. oh, this is for the U.S. market. The bags are way too cumbersome.

I totally agree,thankyou 👍

Excellent video. Good tips.

You make it look so simple... bet you have years of experience!!

11:30 wow 11:50

That was amazing to watch. You really take so much pride in your work, it's a pleasure to see. And you made your own key, handle and rust... wow, just amazing.

Absolutely fantastic video. Agree with previous comments, you should be teaching! Every time I started wondering about an issue, as if by magic you answered the question a few seconds later. Thank you, Tibby.

Informative presentation. But. Test is on level floor. All these horses like he showed lack one thing tgey are all thin metal. You cant clamp people have standart clamps. Next nobody cuts up. So that option is useless. Now lets look at those flimzy legs. Bigest issue you see. Push from side and it will brake. Legs have no support. So top may have shape supported by 2x4 ,but legs. Why they never use thicker metal we would pay and use not u shape . And why im thinking i can build same evwn from metal just times stronger. The second you try to clamp from below this metal will start bending

I would have hosed the wall down first to remove dust from raking before I point

Tibby. You should be a teacher. loved your video and had never heard of a mortar gun. That will save me shedloads of time. Thank you so much All the best. simon

I love work, I could sit and watch it all day.

I bought one of these & sent it back when I read its only to be used with water based stain. I don't trust or like water based stuff, & will only use oil based creosote,-so I bought an Osatu Kale, which I'm told will work OK with creosote!

Brilliantly explained , well done Tibby bro.many thanks 👍

Great video, still helping people out in 2024! Hopefully I can adapt the techniques and tips you've shared to repoint some of the joints of my stone wall effect walls. So thanks thanks again for this excellent video! 👍

Brilliant!

Absolute fantastic video thanks Tibby, it really helped me throughout and especially at the point where my nozzle got blocked and I had too clean it and put it back together - A 100% must watch before using this sprayer

Please show us how to disguise broken or cracked old red brickwork and replay cracked mortar. Thanks, great video!

Who uses a 4 an 1 mix 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️ far to strong it.. and yes I a bricklayer

Great video

You make it look so easy. Nice vid

Fantastic video easy to understand thank you

Make sure whoever you use that uses covers etc for dust not to go everywhere. They should be putting that on to prevent dust going everywhere. It will go everywhere, over your neighbours property, windows everything and inside if their windows are open. If the company doesn't know this already and doesn't use it then they don't know what they are doing and would avoid using them.

You're an excellent teacher. Thank you for this video. Makes me much more confident to do this kind of work myself on my 1922 house.

Nice one Tibby, thanks

Too many cowboys just call this Indian.

Excellent brotherv

Never do this on old houses with solid walls. It will ruin the bricks. They will spall. Old houses are meant to breathe through the brickwork. Modern cement will block the breathing. Use lime mortar then the walls can breathe.