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[@seniorgolfprogress83]

Another good week’s work Stu i’m looking at what you’re doing you deserve every penny you get it’s not an easy job 👌💪

[@mario.elektryk]

UR really BEST BRICKY Stuart. Regards from electrician, who learned from You block and brick work. I am about to finish my first house extension after watching You Boss. Thanks for sharing.

[@JosephineDeSmet]

I never thought this content would interest me but seeing you achieving that, building it, litterally from scratch, is amazing!!

[@asp7774]

My brickwork has gone way better in college since I been watching you I’ve got full marks so helpful cheers

[@Stucrompton1]

well done mate

[@asp7774]

Thank you mate I really like your work

[@darrenwhite1723]

Why would you set a corner up when your working with profiles? I'm baffled!

[@kierenboimufc5940]

Would he have some one running down the flank and he’s running the corner out on the line maybe

[@johnredshaw8620]

Another cracking video 👍 I'm in the crafts, time served P&D since school. Whether hanging lincrusta or woodchip it's always 💯%. Really appreciate your time. Keep it up Stu 👏👏👏

[@luketaylor8602]

That's the best video on site work so far Stu, showing the ups and downs. Like the explanations, and using the profile at the bottom of the soldiers was a good tip👍 It would be good to see a video more in depth on the setting out of the first course of trench blocks etc, cheers

[@trevorharris3917]

We always build big corner with profile when we work on our are own make that long run a lot shorter. 👍

[@gobricklaying106]

Hope all is well Stu. I am curious as to why you do not have full head jonts out to the face of brick? Maybe less angle when throwing head joint or double butter to fill gap as laying. This way you have no need to tool/joint up the brick with a trowel full of mortar. I will say your work is very clean and smooth. Love the channel and content too.

[@brook3664]

Just what a signed off from my practical course, now i have to pass my english GCSE's i've done 4 assesments and completed my both Theory exams =)

[@peterdawson5115]

Nice work Stu, good to see you out of the ground and making such a tidy job, look forward to the next vid.

[@joaovicente2981]

I love this job..congratulations..

[@joedaniels6014]

Like the idea with the soldier course mate. Is it clamped onto the back of the lintel? That's a jolly big corner 😂

[@NJ2]

Awesome stu....true pro mate.....😉

[@r3d3y3si]

Old brickie I worked with would build two corners that size most afternoons. The morning after he'd be flying. Best brickie I ever saw. He could wall 1200 bricks on an average day all neat and perfectly pointed no stains or anything. Most I saw him wall in a day was 1856. He was a machine. Rip dave "odd job" ellins.

[@Stucrompton1]

animal

[@r3d3y3si]

@@Stucrompton1 he was the first brickie I Laboured on when I left school years ago. We were a 1and one gang. I struggled to keep him loaded but just about managed. I was lucky cos every other gang I worked with since has been a doddle. Most brickies I speak about him to now don't believe the numbers. I don't think they make em like that anymore. Keep up the good work bud.

[@tomcrean4980]

Well done stu great stuf.

[@chilledwhitevibes5915]

Hey dude, I'm a new brick can you do a video of how you set up profiles and maybe how you put together them plastic window frames the formers?. That would be sweet as, keep it up stu!

[@jankozsna6250]

Tbh stu I’ve never seen a better bricklayer then you mate fucking well done

[@michaelstevens3479]

Wind the clock back and you will find we built two of these every day before running in.There were no profiles level and eye was all.Each brickie had to build at least one flank wall a day.Wimpey were worst for 2 and 1 team you 3 flank ends for a days money,that was at Ashford in Kent

[@EclipzFuzion]

I'm starting to appreciate the skill bricklayers have a lot more. I chose a construction course for my options in school and I'm now on to the term where we have to do bricklaying and to be honest its pretty difficult but only had my first time doing it today, hopefully I will get better. Keep up the great work mate !

[@luckytrolls3237]

your vids are the best keep it up

[@jameshorgan5905]

Stu , I was all ways informed that timber should Not be built into mason army. From an iob engineer

[@NikASoln]

Всегда восхищаюсь Вашей работой) От меня не только лайк, но и большое признание. Вы просто мастер с большой буквы!)

[@petrvodzinski4313]

Good job, college! ☺ 👍

[@robertbalic5194]

Interesting how those floor joists get bricked and reinforced. I was wondering how now I got the answer. Doing great 👍 Stu keep up your hard work 💪👍👍 Cheers 🍻

[@godbluffvdgg]

Beautiful professionally done work.. The goldilocks zone for laying brick or block is between the groin and 6 inches above the bellybutton...Bending and reaching makes laying CMU's brutal at the end of the day...Respect to you mason's from a contractor that's layed a few thousand... Carpentry is a lot easier...:) To the original point; I was wondering if Pump jacks ( I've used them on siding or stucco work) would work with brick and block laying...Beef up the planks to hold materials and you could stay in the "goldilocks zone" all day...But you need picks long enough to span the wall...And Erecting support poles...

[@MrSkunk1964]

them 3 big holes in the brick sure make it easier to lay eh ...well done matey.

[@DR-sg4hr]

Quality trowel work again stu. Lovely full joints. Proud workmanship mate keep the work up and the camera rolling

[@Driving4bangers]

This is the worlds largest corner

[@simonthecarpenter4203]

I’ve been a chippy for 30 years but this makes me wish I’d been a bricky instead! Ace job 👍🏻

[@hl8808]

Simon Walden chippy?

[@shifty277]

@@hl8808 The term for carpenter in the UK, a chippy aka a carpenter. USA ---> Carpenter, UK ---> Chippy. Hope that helps...

[@hl8808]

Ryan oh, we call them joiners in North Yorkshire

[@shifty277]

​@@hl8808 Here too in London - When I think of Joiner I think of super duper neat work i.e. nice tables, wardrobes, Nice doors, precision etc Both the same thing though :) 1st fix or 2nd fix :) I reserve the term Wood Butcher for the special ones lol

[@mikeberry304]

And people think manual work is easy , it's ok for the pen pushers of this world , they haven't got a clue , keep at it Stu , great video

[@Stucrompton1]

Cheers mike not an easy job 👍

[@mikeberry304]

@@Stucrompton1 Hi Stu, , I am in the motor trade , it's shit for us as well , weather is a pain , getting pissed wet thru , ordering bits that don't come on time , then when they do , they are wrong , or turn up at 4.15 pm and you've got 4 hours to build it back together , n suits sit behind a desk getting loads of money , I know why they are paid so much , coz they can't do anything and have to pay us manual boys to do it lol , enjoy your day mate , cheers

[@bhaloyal2807]

quality as always Stu

[@davidyoung2440]

I like building big corners but I get told little corners and run it in is a lot faster

[@ryank8385]

Top Job Stu 👍👍

[@Stucrompton1]

Nice one Ry

[@chrisdavies2304]

Hi Stu. Lovely work!!! Interested to no, why build a big corner when you have profiles? I thought that was the idea of having them! Best Chris

[@Stucrompton1]

We had not mortar left for the day so we just had to use up on corner and leave. You wouldn’t believe how many times I’ve had to say this lol

[@dpow888]

Nice not to see toothing out in your corners, very neat brickwork 👍👍👍

[@Luke-qc1tp]

Great video Stu have you got a video showing how to set up the profiles with both lines set up on them?

[@rickytaylor4441]

F clamps or the ones the Australian use they stand up and you place them on the profiles

[@dannyhunt584]

It’s called a doriblock and 3 profiles

[@chrismajor69]

Used to live near there in Maghull .Really interesting to see what goes into building a house from the ground up .

[@thadgiannetti790]

Wow immaculately clean work, separates the men from boys! Your skills are top! though massively disappointed to see buliders everywhere using that rubbish floor system, your brickwork will be there for centuries, those floor joists will be gone in less than one generation. OSB is garden compost in sheet form. just add water.

[@daigoldsack1254]

Nice clean work mate logo looks spot on it’s the 1 I voted for ☺️

[@cwinter84]

Hey Stu, great video. I see the through-wall flashing above the window headers. Do they not use a moisture or vapor barrier on block? Or is the insulation closed cell foam that would act as a moisture barrier? Thank you. Nice clean work.

[@benogden1461]

Hi Stu, have you stopped working with your dad now ? , also is it yours or your dads buisness , just curious 👍🏻 also keep up the smashing work/content 💸

[@Stucrompton1]

Next week working with kc 👍

[@benogden1461]

Cool mate 🇬🇧💪🏻

[@shawnlion4778]

Good work , Sir

[@NelsonMuntz1]

The profile is your corner, just wondering why you built a huge corner when you could've ran the courses through from profile to profile🤷🏻‍♂️

[@dasnomaden]

It's worth building your own now and then just to keep sharp, I reckon

[@riptarn]

Keeping the good content flowing stu nice one 👍🏻

[@domstevo3688]

Where about is this in magull stu ?

[@shippersjnr543]

What sort of sites do ya work on bovis millers Barratt??

[@dhollm]

Stu, you have the nicest taste in music. Do you listen to the same songs you use in your videos when you work?

[@waqya3333]

Hi Stu, I've been trying to contact you for a while regarding your services, had no response, how do I get in touch?

[@jamiemiller7369]

No dpc on joist ends mate?

[@justjacqueline2004]

As a non builder,just fascinating.

[@norddeutschermaurer4635]

Молодец Stu 💪😉👍

[@tobyrudge4602]

Is there a reason you mostly do footings mate

[@Anton-zz8xu]

Good job

[@lazylad9064]

Nice work stu. They don't half throw em up these days. Do they not put fibreglass in the cavity

[@Stucrompton1]

I know mate, a bit sad, no pal the pump polystyrene balls in after build

[@rossmale8715]

I'm doing an extension at the moment on a house with pumped insulation.what a nightmare! If your not careful I could quite easily fill the street with the stuff just by knocking a small hole in the brickwork

[@letsgocamping88]

Won’t it piss out next to the eco joists?

[@mrwalklate84]

How come you don't just run each course out mate if your using profiles?

[@Stucrompton1]

We didn’t have time left so just put corner up 👍

[@joeharper5523]

And you can pull the line tighter off a dry corner

[@patrickmiller1674]

@@joeharper5523 ya but then you would need a lead corner on both sides

[@letsgocamping88]

That cavity tray. Is it a specific product or just plain old DPM

[@ryankirk2007]

Why would you set up straight edges then build a corner with them?!

[@Stucrompton1]

we intended to put gable in but ran out of time so just put corner up

[@Oncewasdonka]

Profiles still useful for corners. Less plumbing every course.

[@Stucrompton1]

plus stops any kicking in

[@alisharif1997]

All new houses 🏫🏫🏫🏫🏫🏫🏫

[@mattstyles1547]

nice vid bud

[@livingdadream4616]

9 courses of block profiles up and wooden A frames ready to slash

[@seanmcguire7974]

What are the white blocks made out of?

[@darrenwright8577]

Do you prefer site work or residential?

[@garycurtis891]

Wot made you go back house bashing

[@Stucrompton1]

Guy that lives near mum kept asking so I helped out for a while plus I got some site videos on the channel

[@deet1558]

What are your price rates Stu,things built differently here in Ireland,nice work though

[@willcryer9216]

You working for persimmon homes at maghull?? I’m a apprentice joiner for the joinery firm which works in that site.

[@leeedis5296]

Why build a corner if you have profiles on tho? Thought that was the idea of the profile?

[@Abiesway202]

How big is that corner lol

[@flowergrowersmith449]

Are you guys building a whole suburb? It looks like an enormous project.

[@Chrismartin88]

Silo mix? What different with that then mixing it yours self stu ?

[@Stucrompton1]

It’s a certain strength and has to dry the same uniform colour

[@Chrismartin88]

stu crompton ah right didn’t know that cheers for that

[@AWESTERNWHITEMAN.BOSH.]

Whats the coin for bricks and blocks on site?

[@zenmaster666]

if you pump insulation between the brick and block afterwards, how will you maintain an airgap between the brick and insulation? I thought that was very important

[@persona250]

building regs allow 50mm of kingspan or 100mm of rock wool

[@zenmaster666]

@@persona250 oh where I live we usually leave 50mm gap between brick and insulation because condensation appears on the back of the brick due to temperature differences between the room and the outside.

[@persona250]

@@zenmaster666 Yes this is the best way to do it but also the most expensive . Building control will accept either method

[@neilsmart78]

You don’t if they pump it in

[@andrewp3713]

Look at the weather can't think of nothing better sunnyday on trowel radio on #lovyourjob

[@tomearnshaw8532]

Hi stu who was the group on this vid. Superb.

[@benogden1461]

Almost 👌🏻

[@BenKennedy2506]

Hi Stu. Is that the amtech interchangeable jointed I see you using. Is it any good? Would you recommend it? Thanks keep up the good vids

[@Stucrompton1]

I recommended in a previous video Ben, excellent mate and not sponsored for the pickers 😁

[@SnedzTheBricklayer]

Been YEARS since i've built a traditional house........... #TimberFrame

[@Savage-ls1pl]

Please start explaining what your doing 👍🏼

[@Stucrompton1]

Become a channel member for videos with full commentary 👍👍

[@EdenSams96]

Hi mate sorry to ask but never worked on site only smaller jobs, what are you using the profile for with the clamps on the soldier course? Great work thanks for sharing

[@cwinter84]

I believe, similar to a level, the aluminum brace is used to keep the soldier course level and plumb with the rest of the wall until the mortar starts to set. Whenever I lay a soldier course, it has a tendency to want to tip one way or the other. That brace would support the soldier course until the mortar has set off enough to use a jointer on.

[@EdenSams96]

cwinter84 just as I thought! Thanks for the feedback mate. Appreciated!

[@philwilson5062]

What the point building a corner with profiles😂

[@vagnocruzcosta5887]

Gostei show

[@neilsmart78]

What size clamps do you use Stu for the solider profile , must be bigger than 300mm

[@Stucrompton1]

Goes in the cavity of catnic

[@neilsmart78]

stu crompton cheers mate

[@diacu1977]

Can you tell us what is the avergage payment by hour for a bricklayer in your country?

[@Stucrompton1]

Can you tell me how much you earn per week first

[@diacu1977]

@@Stucrompton1 i am not a bricklayer but i like this work and i wish to start working. Watching to your videos it looks pretty easy. Anyway you are doing a great job.

[@Stucrompton1]

Thankyou buddy. Have a go yourself and see how easy it is 👍

[@cristiansantos1240]

parabens amigo

[@philwilson5062]

So ya just building it twice 😢

[@Whitewolf1991]

Why the corner if you're using profiles lad?

[@Stucrompton1]

We were running out of time so we just put the corner up Darrell

[@Stena31]

)прораб в белой каске))

[@philstation335]

You on price work Stu and you getting paid weekly?

[@Stucrompton1]

yes phil

[@alexwalker9649]

Nearly first

[@skaterguy52]

First

[@evanhewitt2331]

Because of all the down time in site, does that affect your pay? Just wanted to know because I will be working on sites like this in the next 3 years hopefully if I do good in collage at bricklaying.

[@Stucrompton1]

you only get paid for what you lay

[@shardegoweendamconstructio2730]

Aa ha 💯

[@stevendunn5430]

You put a corner up stu with profiles!? Why not just run in and make some money. I see the point but 6 and 2 3's isnt it. Or am i missing something mate? Nice work mind mate. Toppa my friend 👍

[@Stucrompton1]

We didn’t have time to run in the cable so we just put corner up, Alan had some admin to do in office

[@stevendunn5430]

Who are you working for Stu. Would love to relocate for a different type of life in a different location mate. Brand new start mate. Clean slate 👍

[@Stucrompton1]

a firm in wigan theyre always looking for gangs

[@stevendunn5430]

@@Stucrompton1 Any chance of a closer look on who they are please mate. Would appreciate it. Need a good run of work for a tidy bricky please. 👍

[@mikeseymour4608]

Hope you still get payed if you can't work because no motor. Rubbish that

[@alisharif1997]

🏪🏫🏫🏫🏫🏫🏫🏨