Back At Last!

[@davidbrightman6987]

Here in the US we have a rope and pully on a boom arm attached to the scaffold. Just hoist up buckets of mud. its a little old school but works well on a tight site when you don't have a machine to boom stuff up. Anything to cut down on the amount of times you handle material. Great to see you back.

[@conorgarvey6594]

i have used an electric winch and plastic flexi tubes before to get the mud up on to the scaffold

[@coreyian9473]

Definitely a pulley mate. Can even make them home made if ya got a spare/ broken Barra you can use the rim from the tire. All the best mate

[@aussie8114]

Credit to you tackling a BIG one like that. The brickwork is looking really good too. A bit concerned about that safety issue though at 8:24. A few planks missing with no safety rail. Please be careful because you don’t get a second chance. Thumbs up to your dad too for putting in the hard yakka 💪🏼

[@Ricky-xc7cx]

Yes hendo! Glad to see you back lad. Sorry to hear what’s going on in your country I travelled there a few years ago and honestly can say the most amazing country I’ve been too! Glad to see you’re well dude. Love from UK

[@jaybeazley9834]

Good to see you back mate! Beautiful work 👌🏽

[@allthingsbrickwork1751]

So glad to see you back. Was definitely wondering where you were. Also we’ve had a double with 30000 bricks and a granny flat aswell. The good thing about doubles is you get some good solid walls,but along with that comes challenging things like cascade flashings. And I feel you when it comes to getting things stolen,just yesterday I had 2 bracket pieces and 2 mud boards taken. And tips in relation to labour on a double story You gotta use an elevator and pump up a lot of bricks and get the whole top story loaded all around. Then to get mud you can leave a barrow up the top and get a man to pull up buckets via a pulley system. Or use you elevator to get the buckets up. Definitely don’t bother walking buckets up the ladder,you should use a pulley. Labour wise singles are much better, but if you have a double that has good access then it’s not so bad,just try to do all the mud at once then focus on laying.

[@richardhumber318]

Been a while bud. Really glad to see you back at it. Enjoy seeing your work

[@mattjones708]

It is what it is Hendo !!! Good to see you are well. Us bricky's in Sydney are all going broke cos of this stupid rain !!! Be grateful that you can work cos we cant......

[@willy100ful]

I’m a bricklayer from the UK been laying for four years neat and tidy trowel may need a little help sometimes setting out work looking to come to Australia in the next six months or so for work do you have any advice for me would be great thanks

[@theafter8bricky]

Try find yourself a small pop up gazebo to keep the sun off you a bit, try strap it to the scaffold, looks a bit tight but I'll using mine more this summer, heat kills me lol

[@vincezappia2633]

Big one for sure Hendo. You need a full time labour I think. How high is the scaf?

[@robfryer9962]

Welcome back glad all is well mate all the best from Sheffield England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@dragginmedown]

Good job. I’ve only done one double like that in 4 years haha. I avoid them, not as many around anymore though

[@rudo747]

Be careful mate don't you burn your self out you have many years ahead of ye , take care ,good to see you doing vids again

[@lukedacosta3729]

Good to have you back brickwork looking good Scaffold looks very dodgy pal

[@viankalobosvalenzuela7456]

Excelente trabajo 👌🏻 🧱 👏 👍 saludos desde chile 👌🏻

[@markhep]

Don't no how you lads manage in that heat mate nice work 👍👍👍

[@davidpatchell1884]

Great to see you blokes are back

[@theafter8bricky]

Looks some nice straight runs, I like timber framed work, not alot in the UK, seems to be coming more common tho slowly, I bet nice not to have to pick up a block lol 👍👍looks too warm🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@hendosbricklaying2003]

Timber frame unfortunately I can’t see being too sustainable for the future. A lot of steel frames starting to be used more commonly throughout the place here. The good thing about these double stories are the straight runs and you can make some money on the bigger jobs so long as you can be efficient with carting mud and bricks up. The weather is starting to cool down now though which I’m keen on!

[@theafter8bricky]

@@hendosbricklaying2003 do they do much block and brick housing in Oz? 👍👍 Enjoying watching the difference style of work that you guys do 👍👍

[@jarrodmills7417]

Mate can u do a video on gauging brickwork from top plate and from windows please from a young bricklayer improved

[@funkywheels8288]

How much is the rate for quilified brickies and labourers atm in Melb buddy? Good video!

[@hendosbricklaying2003]

I would say for a good trowel anywhere between 300-450 as really general average. $40 / hr around that mark

[@campowell6372]

Good to see your back mate

[@deet1558]

Do you not just put in a price per house?

[@peterroome3948]

Great stuff mate good to see ya 🤙

[@Immobiliermarrakech5933]

Good 👍

[@graemeferris9154]

Good too see you back hendo

[@reaps700]

Cmon hurry up with another one

[@nigelbarrett3602]

Nice to see you back 😀 🧱

[@jwhite7303]

Yes hendo your back 💪🏻 🧱

[@goldentrowel1968]

GreT work mate definitely a bi home

[@millroij2394]

Hendo

[@kirillbroughton939]

wohooo ur back!!

[@andigurakuqigurakuqi7414]

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