Bricklayer Re-Pointing 300 year old Property! What would you do?

[@metallitech]

I think the churn brush method is great. The mortar should be lime though.

[@scotthaxell556]

Hi ya bud when I was a young boy working has a apprentice bricklayer I was told never too use a iron because it closes it in I was told to use a wooden stick and the rag just made me smile.❤🙏🏽

[@BuildingwithBudd]

It made me laugh as well 😂👍

[@chrishyde5995]

most older posh houses where I'm from are recessed or tuck-pointed, random stone with dressed coins is raised-pointed and older farm-type houses are flush-pointed similar to your bagged and from the late 1900,s its double struck

[@danielpreston470]

An old broom handle for full joints and brushed 👍🏻😍

[@BuildingwithBudd]

Love it!!👍

[@dciburnsidesniffsniff6119]

Back in the day in Pompey the old boys called it Rub n pub

[@BuildingwithBudd]

Sniff sniff your back, is it for good or anything pending?, Norwich can beat you twice this year 👍😃

[@dciburnsidesniffsniff6119]

Had an accident pal fell off a scaffold !! 2 broken arms 2 broken wrists broken left hand and thumb and me head lol !! Long road to recovery but surgery and casts off gunna take me about a year to get back if at all 👍 You’ll get 2 draws at best matey Pompey back in the prem next season 😎👍

[@BuildingwithBudd]

Sorry to hear that, your life can change in a blink of an eye, did you get paid for the day or like most jobs you ain’t there do one, was it your fault or was something missing from the scaffold, hang in there 👍

[@dciburnsidesniffsniff6119]

Cheers mate no someone took a board out and never told anyone tried to put claim in it’s still ongoing ! Back to hospital in 5th august

[@BuildingwithBudd]

That is lethal when someone takes a board out and you don’t know ,you will probably have little chance of a claim, do you think you can work again?

[@northlondonmasons107]

I wouldn’t barrel joint it flush work should be flat and banged up with a Churn brush

[@jackrussell9811]

do you remember the old solid rubber pram tyres ? good for flush joints , andy bricklayers world said a car fan belt is good

[@BuildingwithBudd]

How are you Jack, I remember them if we could lay our hands one we would rip it apart and turn it into a go cart which then lasted a couple of hours, a couple of fellow trades persons have told me that , it’s an option I need to try, I can’t find my yellow shorts 🤦‍♂️👍

[@jackrussell9811]

@@BuildingwithBudd hope the shorts turn up budd , dont panic nip into yarmouth they have plenty of classy gear there , probably no normal sizes just xxxxxxx large fat bastard ones

[@BuildingwithBudd]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@xl5006]

i always use a stick abt 10 m.m thick or thereabouts an i wait till the lime is bit drier than what youres is before stick pointing, and afterwards dab with a not too stiff brush, if its hot weather i dampen the bricks and joints down with a water spray for a bit , i been doing it for abt 30 years and nothings fell out yet

[@BuildingwithBudd]

Cheers for watching I think 10mm is the perfect thickness,👍👍🧱

[@jimmyputtputt]

Always use a stick then lightly brushed with a new churn brush 👍👍

[@BuildingwithBudd]

👍

[@xl5006]

@@BuildingwithBudd and i always use bits of stick that have square edges rather than round

[@ららりり-n7s]

いま、この動画を見てて思ったのですが、300年前にも、モルタル、コンクリートとかが有ったってことですよね〜それとも、昔は、他のもので、レンガを積んでいたんですか？

[@Heaveho120]

lime

[@BuildingwithBudd]

They used lime mortar there was no cement at that stage as I understand it👍 cheers for watching 🧱

[@anthonybeard7571]

Weather pointing a rod a day 10m

[@Jonathan-mk1ju]

stick

[@eddieharding-ej8hj]

Will all fall out within 2 winters , everything is totally wrong . But you will have to learn the hard way

[@scottgoodridge8938]

Ok bright spark

[@claytonsmith84]

Shut up eddie