A 4 year old hod carrier 😱🚧🧱

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[@mikewhitman830]

Being a Dad is one of the best things in life. Doing a good thing by taking her out and showing how things get done. ✌️

[@albertcross4275]

Really lovely to see your Daughter helping you. ❤️🇫🇷

[@phantom9138]

Hey Charlie I recently discovered your channel and firstly I would like to commend you for your exceptional work you are truly awesome at what you do 👍 I’m 47 and really keen to learn brick laying for my own projects not necessarily for employment purposes, how long does it take to become reasonably proficient if one applies themselves and perhaps takes a college course? Love your content keep up the great work. 💪

[@lawrencecarlin4309]

Brilliant mate

[@incorrect1844]

Done the same today around 120 blocks 9” moving all the blocks + muck etc 😂😂😂

[@Devon-Harvey]

I figure when building off an uneven base, you could work from low point to high and make cuts accordingly. This probably isn't as quick tho.. 😉

[@patrickobrien5367]

Good morning Charlie that water is cold 🥶 😅😅here sitting on the beach ⛱️ it's 🔥 🥵 don't miss all that cold weather 😀 living the dream and not coming back 😮😊thanks again for your video 📹 👍 keep up the great work 👍

[@jackrussell9811]

dig a sump hole couple of foot away and let the water find its way out

[@topcatcoolio8807]

There is a pump cordless, Alex uses. For the water...

[@billybulmer7386]

Won’t laying the first course in all that water make the cement go slushy and cause it to sink?

[@richardmclarnon9279]

Ahhh bless her calling to see her daddy grafting ❤👌

[@rossnolan2883]

Legend 😊😊😊😊😊

[@brandoncattermole9403]

This is good

[@hiimawasteoftime8678]

Children do ask interesting questions Like why does everything in our world has to be fast?

[@EtMexicano-ve1oc]

Nunca abandone meu amigo seu Relogio Casio F91W

[@willbee6785]

Something different. 👍

[@TheJudgejay]

Charlie you’re very officiant in everything you do but it’s baffling my brain seeing you load a rhino tub, shovelling into another one then shovelling it out and into another one 😂😂

[@FilthyMind1]

Officiant 😆 you mean efficient?

[@TheJudgejay]

@@FilthyMind1 Thats the one lol

[@FilthyMind1]

@@TheJudgejay 😆

[@John-cn9bq]

Wtf did they not dig a little trench to run water off 😂

[@Joe-jv5mm]

Charlie your Daughter is a chip off the old block, Won't be long before She running your business.

[@topcatcoolio8807]

Tips for Bricklayers.. 1)Lighter clay bricks are generally longer bricks than the darker, due the burning process, Handy when setting out. (Charley will know)...

[@bricklayersworldwithandy6277]

Ile send you a vid on WhatsApp getting water out 👍

[@topcatcoolio8807]

Tips,3)(Shock horror)When Jointing do the bed joint first, then strike down fully the cross joint, then scrape all the snots off. Then run through the bed again. Brush at end of day. This is quicker,and easier than faffing around on cross joint after. An older Bricklayer told that 40 year ago. Before you say. Oh no ! cross joints first ! Think, this is for when you are pointing a wall with pointing trowel. Yes ,then you point in cross joints, then bed,- So as the cross joint stays in years later ! But with Jointing bucket handle etc. It's ALL there in the joints all ready. Try it. No skin off my nose, I did and do find it easier for the same results