BRICKLAYERS SHOP

[@haydosmegins]

The trowel magnet looks handy with the blocks mate. I'll have to get my hands on one soon.

[@tomwagner6334]

Water barrels for production. You can get your batches out quicker. Mortar gun? Is that for blowing in joints? Do you have “grout bags/blow bags”? I really enjoy these video’s 👍 It’s interesting to me to see masonry in Australia. I’m a recently retired bricklayer after 45 years. Keep up the good work!

[@p3trolino1]

Holy crap. A 13" marshalltown trowel here in the U.S is about $40 USD. Let me know when you need one. I wonder how much it is to ship out there?

[@nathanspencer9983]

Tyzack trowels in the UK are between £20-£30 max. Australia bloody expensive isn't it

[@chris_ball97]

I've got the thick leather handle marshalltown, absolutely love it. Still unsure how long the handle will last compared to a rubber one but ill have to wait and see

[@blessedchanlianuk9630]

Can you gimme this shop located

[@brickrightbuildinglandscaping]

Wow ive never seen or been in a shop like that here in wales i dont no of any at all with all those tools on the shelf . The foot print brand for bolsters and line and pins is my go to and i use mostly a marshalltown and if my wrist hurts a w rose .Awesome shop that but not sure the currency change to British pound but it seemed a lot of money . Good luck Justin Brickright 👍

[@haydenmackenzie8904]

Currently doing double brick retaining walls on a subfloor in Ballarat. Marshalltown Philadelphia pattern all the way! Love ya videos mate

[@esshaybrahh5891]

Marshalltown London style all the way

[@highlinebricklaying6555]

We did work as well in rain in south East Melbourne 🤘

[@moey6942]

Friday’s weather was horrible

[@erhanpilen]

Hey hendo give diamond way Australia a go they are located in thomastown Cheers E.D.M Bricklaying

[@levisutton6614]

yep, diamond way in thomas town in the way to go!

[@bricklayersworldwithandy6277]

Lol Tyzack, one of the oldest trowel makers known to man, Sheffield steel from England unfortunately made in China these days, Plumb hammers from the USA just as popular as Estwing 👍

[@browndumpling1232]

I swear by carrying a drum to every site but it's each to their own. Not always access to water on site I found for me anyway.

[@aussie8114]

You can gauge the water far more easily using a drum and bucket rather than a hose. But as you say each to their own. There’s something rather hypnotically satisfying standing there with the hose 😂

[@dragginmedown]

@@aussie8114 If you have wet sand you can’t gauge it too well though

[@aussie8114]

@@dragginmedown That’s true. You just need to add much less water from the bucket. Maybe 1/2 bucket in the empty mixer then look at the mix as it’s going around. If the sand is really wet that 1/2 bucket may even be enough for the whole mix. I still think bucket is a more sure bet than trying to judge it by the hose, but each to their own. Hose can be ok.

[@THURMANaus]

It's quicker with a drum as well. Especially if there's only one tap and you're using a saw so you don't have to keep taking the hose. Also nothing used to shit me more than watching the labourer standing there pointing the hose in to the mixer.

[@p.maesthetics7154]

The Trowels are worth the money,I use the London narrow w rose soft grib handle (white and blue handle) and it's the best trowel I've ever used,but on the price subject,man everything is super expensive in that shop 40$ for snips?! I have those exact ones and I'm pretty sure they aren't worth 40,knifes 30? The place is definitely expensive,I bet money you could save over 100$ if you buy things like lines line pins blocks from the big branches like total tools, I've seen the exact same clamp for 8$ less at the big tool branches, buy 4 of them you saved 32$,it's definitely worth having a look at prices online,and also the quality is usually the same aswell (same brands just different prices)it will save you if you just take a couple of minuets to drive around no biggie 👍

[@vincezappia2633]

Used a water drum my whole labourer days Hendo, get on it

[@NelsonMuntz1]

W. Rose all day! Less stress on the wrist i find

[@reece9856]

Definitely not hating on technique tools but they are a bit pricey, went to a local shop looking for trestles as they were closed and they had the same trestles (labelled and all) for $30 cheaper. Technique tools has EVERYTHING though so pay for the convenience of shopping all in one

[@theafter8bricky]

105 dollar😂😂 for a mortar gun, just picked one up from eBay for £13

[@sarpreetgill8253]

Technique tools is pricey bro .. try out diamond way they are in thomestown .. and bucket is totally is useless that u brought cant hold for a week 🥴

[@aaronstately]

here, here... Dimond way will look after you for all the BT stuff.. they have it all in a van as well and come to site. All those prices there at Technique tools are ridiculous.

[@dragginmedown]

40 buck snips, Jesus. They have some good stuff but some things are a rip off. I use that cement dissolver, good stuff

[@hendosbricklaying2003]

Hey mate what do you seem to use the cement dissolver for most?

[@dragginmedown]

@@hendosbricklaying2003 yeah on the windows and doors mate. Good on the levels too.

[@georgeomalley6066]

Tools in your country cost to much

[@aaronstately]

Technique tools is too expensive. Half that in there is way over what others are charging.