Blockwork Internal Hex Bay Set Out

Il demonstrate how i set out an internal hex bay when setting the clockwork first

[@danielbrayne9325]

Changy banging the vids out

[@goldentrowel1968]

Banging the bricks down with empty joints, rough as guts on the setting out

[@danfenton89]

Great video top work mate 🧱 👌

[@BenMartin-fw7qy]

I love changy back on the site vids

[@nathanattempts8835]

How come you didn’t bed the damps down on the block work? Or can we just not see it

[@PowysBrickwork-kc9pb]

Where is Shaun working and the other fella who had your pants down

[@bikerjoe545]

Changy how much was the electric cutter and could you post a link please mate

[@Changy_C]

www.toolden.co.uk/power-tools/site-equipment/disc-cutters/milwaukee-m18-fcos230-121-18v-230mm-fuel-cut-off-saw-with-1x-12-0ah-battery/?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwg8qzBhAoEiwAWagLrKJp_73gznC9BX6tjNwxvha0Z1JCO-Ahaag1DDphedXvsVOQ_dsFnRoCHY0QAvD_BwE

[@bikerjoe545]

Thanks, seems a must have

[@Changy_C]

@@bikerjoe545 I wouldn't be without it

[@hoddymon10]

Change who’s ya new work mates

[@OneFate]

i want to be a bricklayer when i grow up, and i just want an honest answer on how much you get paid on average because everyone says different

[@user-mb5zi8yp9o]

Well you have 2 different options price or day rate. Price is where you go round and look at a job and give an all in price (for the whole job Including materials) But day rate is how much you wanna charge for each day you're there (can be any budget) that's private work idrk about site work as displayed on the video but I think it's different if starting a fresh plot either from footings or up above the footings but you can charge any day rate or price. But probably some pay per brick you late probs 50p- 1.00 per brick but idrk about the block rate

[@OneFate]

Ty

[@NeilSmart-dh7kq]

As much or as little as you want depends on you and how hard you work

[@OutofPlumb-ic5pl]

as a trainee or apprentice... expect about £6 an hour, say 50 a day... that will be your base pay for a year.. then it will go up a little each year depending on the boss.... but you will not be on any price for a long time, at least 5 or more years.. and weather effects the job as it is mainly outside work, so half the year getting no money, being laid off is fashionable in this type of work... especially winter months... careful what you wish for, bette r off at tesco or doing a different trade.

[@OneFate]

@@OutofPlumb-ic5pl what other construction trade would u recommend?