Hiya mate thanks for the interest and watching. I am still on the trowel busier than ever before. Unfortunately not looking for another gang member but I wish you look in your career stick at it the rewards will come in the future, all the best 👍🏻

@@brickysmate cheers

Thanks for the offer fully booked up for next three years sorry Thanks for watching

Thanks mate 👍🏻 it is the footprint 100mm bolster although at this moment in time I have been using the 110mm one although only 10mm bigger the chisel itself feels a lot bigger in the hand and to look at Thanks again for the views and commenting.

@@brickysmate are you still doing videos?

@David Fletcher got some content to edit but last 18 months not filmed anything other than fishing trips I just have no time to edit with a young family, I'm hoping to get back to it at some point but not sure when, thanks for the interest

@@brickysmate another quick question if you have time, have you used any profiles and just lined in, or is it just as quick to put your stone pro profile up and build a corner freehand?

@David Fletcher always a pleasure to help mate I've never used profiles for stone just the stone profiles which are such a brilliant device I'm more than happy to build corners I don't think they take that much longer, but having said that i am looking at some different profiles that arnt like the blakes and bts' they actually sit on the corner aris so would do both the job of the stone profiles and regular profiles but as with most profiles its having the space around you to set them up the ones I'm looking at have two legs that attach to the tops and rake down and out, I'm not sure whether I've explained that correctly you might have seen them, hope that helps and again thanks for the interest.

Cheers fella 👍🏻

Ya live and learn ol cock Not been putting vids on mate cos too busy to edit got hours and hours of footage just no time to edit it . P.S never worked a day in my life so unable to be sacked 😉😊

Each to there own fella I know that's how I like it done and how I was taught 👌🏻

Do ya want to be more specific instead of just a tool 😘

Ok why is there a half in the wall is that specific enough????

@@edinsoncavani2160 stone or block buddy any time stamp would be helpfull course number left right of screen come on smart arse let's have it where is it then at least we can defend your comment I'm waiting

@@brickysmate what are you talking about its glaringly obvious there's a half in the so called stone

@@edinsoncavani2160 o dear o dear o dear May I ask what you do apart from talking about things you have no knowledge of 🤣🤣

Cheers fella, thanks for watching and commenting 👍🏻

Yes mate born and bred 🤙🏻

Penistone myself. In monk bretton now. Gods own town! Keep up the good work mate. 👍🏻

@@timcartwright4538 nice one cheers for that, we have just finished a site up in monk Bretton up on West Road 👍🏻

@@brickysmate is it the stone ones near the care home?

@@timcartwright4538 back of thackerys yard, yeah stone ones not sure where care home is tbh

I have one on here somewhere mate not sure which episode it's one of the early ones, thanks for the views and comments 👍🏻

Star of the show my friend

Did ya like that 😁

@@brickysmate I lad ya no coming on them dude looks well

@@jasontasker11 ya know 👍🏻

Many thanks friend

Int water jason 🤔😜🤣

Maybe you could enlighten us all with your wisdom of the better ways you know 🤔

@@brickysmate put a scaffold after 5' for better production and quality. Have a scaffolding where a tender can walk behind you with our disrupting the bricklayers. Use a scaffolding where it can be build and bricklayers don't have to leave and wait to have scaffolding built. Use better flashing systems for walls. You can't resupply, supervise or bring cuts or materials without stopping bricklayers. Use a scaffolding system where the upright pipes are not between bricklayer and the wall. Stop using a little board where it's empty all the time. Use a mortar mixer not barrel concrete mixers.

@@PaddleDogC5yeah that's all well and good on big commercial sites with the scaffold but to be honest none of your points even get thought about by us, we get what we get and just get on with it, so what if ya graze ya shin on a bar or crack ya elbow when turning round 🤣 as we normally build a house in around 6 weeks it's not bad we'll keep doing what we do here in blighty it works for us but thanks for your input, views and comments, stay safe and earning 👍🏻🍻

@@brickysmate they don't care they pay you by the piece.

30 days for a house? In New York City they'd do one floor a day when I was an apprentice. Thirty days 30 story high-rise done brick and block. They wanted you in the same spot the next morning on a different floor or heads would roll. They used to fire bricklayers daily.

They are mint mate saves a lot of time and make the corners very sharp to look at, the stone left out is for our hessian to be pulled through which is attached to blue rope I think this is shown on some other video I have done, thanks for watching and commenting 👍🏻

Rosamond drive, bradway, Sheffield 👍🏻

It is buddy 20 sand to 1 bag of cement 👍🏻

My pleasure buddy it's good to pass on knowledge thanks for watching and commenting 😀👍🏻

Barnsley born and bred 😀😃😄

Sheffield mate a place called Bradway 👍🏻

I would buddy defo although I didnt use them after the first lift they are the dogs doodars and would highly recommend them 👌🏻👍🏻

Ta very much

Haha good ones are hard to come by buddy, no it's a normal timber blade, I'm gonna get the masonry blade tho that blade as done 3 plots and is just about kaput, defo better than the sthily for the thermals, thanks for the comment buddy 👍🏻😀

Cheers brother 👍🏻

Not daft at all that's how we learn mate 👍🏻 the key to plumb stonework is plumb blockwork, the blocks go up first then all you do is measure to the face aris of the stone so in our case it was a 300 mm wall 100mm block 100mm cavity and 100mm stone so from back of block we measure 200mm to the front this way it is all plumb, hope that is clear to understand buddy thanks for watching and commenting 👍🏻

@@brickysmate Cheers.

Thanks very much great to have you aboard

Either screwfix local tool shop or amazon, I'll usually pick a couple up when I see some as they just don't last these days even tho they are marshalltowns. One side of the jointer will probably last one house before they start to leave a tram line in the beds.

Cheers for that buddy 👍🏻yeah been a while since I last laid bricks that wasn't commons got a pack of blues to lay soon so a good one to get back into then on🤣🤣🤣 maybe 4 days tops left, then we're out of there till the boundary wall is dug and poured CHEERS BUDDY🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻

Thank you very much, be safe and well friend 😃

Cheers mate 👍🏻👍🏻big push to finish now on to the next 🍻🍻

No idea would have looked nice with them especially for the price of the houses 👍🏻👍🏻

Yes mate this was filmed a month ago when we were in a 3 week bad spell of weather 👍🏻shorts and t-shirt now tho🌞🌞

I’m a hoddy and those 6” stone look easy to load out. Better than the cotswold stone 4 different sizes.

@@Jm09085 God yeah it is buddy, I mean we do load them out into 3 length small 200 to 300 size, medium 300 to 440 size , then large anything over 440 , but yeah defo easier all 140 stone done a few houses with the different bed sizes what a pain in the arse they are for not much extra coin, thanks for watching mate and commenting 👍🏻👌🏻😃😀

Thank-you very much 👍🏻👍🏻

Cheers mate, I find it just ad easy to build with the level and tape for the little walls and corners then just line the gables through, always price work mate unless it's shitty remedial works then I book day work in, thanks for watching again fella much appreciated 👍🏻😀

@@brickysmate nice one buddy! Keep at it!:)

Thanks Richard job nearly done now we've been busy busy busy 😀👍🏻👌🏻

it was buddy to get all the heights right was a guessing game luckily we wernt too far out and all is good now

Cheers fella, they are bud a pain in the arse until them lintels go on to steady it all , plasterer will get over it 🤣😂 luckily there plumb and wind stayed away, thanks for watching mate and commenting 👍🏻😀

Thanks Richard

Cheers brother 👍🏻

Cheers buddy 👍🏻 its first job I've used it on tbh after seeing Charlie use one and I must say it's a proper mint idea 💡 always used block saws upto now but I'll never go back now, its just a wood blade that's in. It's seen rhe whole job out but now struggles to cut timber I've heard ya can get masonry blades so that'll be the next buy I think. Thanks for the interest mate 👍🏻👌🏻

Ya can probably add about another 6 minuets for bringing the tub over from the scaffold, a mix like that would get ya about 80 blocks id say altho i couldn't be sure cos never checked.

Been a really good investment mate 👍🏻👍🏻

Thanks Buddy