Bricklaying repair job

[@TimothyEhrich]

I'm not a bricklayer. Much worse, I'm an Engineer. I certainly enjoy watching your work. I've always appreciated the work of professional craftsmen. You make it look effortless but I well know the many years and decades necessary to accomplish such a job well done. Thank you for the time you spend videoing and editing your presentations. God bless bricklayers and all tradesmen.

[@christopheradams7158]

Great job mate I'm a retired bricklayer & I've really enjoyed watching you laying bricks your a true professional 👍

[@miketucker31]

I think that little tip with the level marking it off is one of the best I've seen yet. Thanks

[@TheTraditionalGolfer]

I do something similar but other way round i get the gobbo some where near and let it suck in a little then use my level as a guide and run a putty knife along it cutting off the excess leaving a perfect level straight top edge of flaunch its easier than trying to follow a pencil line and leaves an even sharper straighter finish 👍

[@benllewellyn1887]

@@TheTraditionalGolfer I'm a Stone Mason but do your method when doing brickwork.

[@julianowens4071]

Loving the Chanel mate, I work for myself as a bricklayer and generally build extensions and garden walls, just nice to see you taking your time and getting it right

[@joeypullen9436]

Nice one Dean Got to say though, protect the tarmac path with Sheeting of some sort That precaution prepping needs to be taught too Joe Bricky

[@vinnyjalbert4969]

Great job Dean...reminds me of hundreds of wall repair jobs Ive done..setting your corners and run a line!!

[@leedsutd3413]

Fair play pal. Nice to see a bricky that takes a bit of pride over speed. I stopped the house bashing and moved over to do my own work its more interesting too. Keep it up pal

[@jstubbs8016]

ah nice to see a whs [worked hard and starve ] trowel in use brings back memories of days past, back in the day if on a refurb job we used yogurt to try and blend in new to old brickwork as over time it forms a slight moss, i like your work mate.

[@michaelfolan9039]

Your OK mate 👍

[@dominicblunt2433]

I am a retired bricksetter..wished we could have been on the line together...my soul brother ... 23:00 23:00

[@daiburt1833]

I thought I was the only man left on earth with a narrow London trowel . Respect 👍

[@TheTraditionalGolfer]

Nah I use a little 10inch W Rose narrow London with a wooden handle everyday 👍

[@daiburt1833]

I've never paid for a trowel my grandfather was a stone mason he was born 1912 and sometime in the 40s he bought what must have been a job lot because steel was going to the war effort . I've had three brand new WHS brades 10 inch narrow London trowels . from about 1940 .I think the rose is about the best now 👍

[@topcatcoolio8807]

Marshal Town 10inch better for bucket use., wel, done bro

[@marccole2825]

Olde school fella doing the job right 👍- just found the channel now subbed and will definitely be catching up on the back catalogue.

[@Wmoberg]

helo , im a swedish bricklayer and love your stuff!!!!!! could you do a video when you show al your trowels ?? what brand you use and why you shoosed just your trowel ? cheers

[@michaelgray9234]

Another nice piece of work retired bricky 👍👍👍

[@jackturnermx6176]

Profiles all the way but gauging your level like that is master mind 😂👍👍 million pound idea

[@TheTraditionalGolfer]

I've done that since I was an old boy gauging my level im 41 now and still do it my old man showed me when I first started out on the trowel....i show young lads the same thing its so simple I dont know why more people don't do it????

[@KiB-BuildBricklaying]

Never thought about marking the gauge on the bead. Cracking little tip!

[@garryhamlin9460]

Memories of my oldst brother laying bricks,and me earning pocket money fetch and carrying and sweeping up good times R.I.P TED.

[@Trekman78]

🙏🏻😉

[@stevemoreton8406]

What a pleasure to watch you sir!

[@nickj3368]

Nice to see the professionalism from you, v well done.

[@deano7382]

Lovely repair job, well done lad 👍👍

[@markanderson6969]

Breath of fresh air, bit of old school bricklaying👍🧱🍻

[@B4sheezy]

Good idea with pointing up those creasings! I had 4 course of them yesterday before finished brick on edge and like you said getting the muck to dry on a damp day especially with tiles is a pain and an iron literally drags out the water and smears. Good shout from me in Essex .

[@pro-1goalkeepingtutorialch165]

😂😂can’t believe that there are so many comments on me washing up gloves 🤦‍♂️ I’ve not been on the trowel for 10 years but please don’t tell me that this knowledge has passed so many ? ,,the method behind the gloves Ok I’m Gona upload a video on the method ,,can’t believe we Gona do a video on washing up gloves 😂😂 To be fair it’s a tip taught to me by very old trowels and could be useful for some Tnks for all the comments guys 🧱👌

[@Southpoint2019]

The gloves are ideal for being able to feel and also not getting in the way of the string line. He also understands not to remove any accidental droppings too quickly as it will smear more

[@michaelgray9234]

Your hands will get cold in winter

[@wimpsta982]

Hay thanks for making effort to record and upload, i know it’s a small job, but the lesson and inspiration has been tremendous, thanks 🙏🏽 good job ✨ and keep up the great work 👍🏽

[@goldentrowel1968]

I like the scribe line for level pointing will remember that trick nice repair job Cheers

[@DanielHarold]

love videos like this im half way through a welding apprenticeship was worried i was too old to start it at 19 so glad i did it love learning a trade love the vids

[@michaelbrown984]

Like the gauge on level idea .. good shout thankyou

[@delscorey8727]

Thoroughly enjoyed that, got a bit of work in the new year so out comes the trowel again, thanks for the video, good keeper as well ⚽

[@giovanniamabile6417]

Great job!👍🏻

[@Carrington_Event]

I like watching you work but i would like to see little longer look at the finished job... God Bless

[@barrymichaels2663]

Great work mate👍love the video's

[@Carrington_Event]

I like watching people that know there job, enjoy there job and are great at it... it doesn't matter what the job if your the great at it

[@billywilliams6257]

Finally we have a proper Bricky on KZbin, more Videos Please.

[@Sm17hy1]

Best bricky, Stu Crompton

[@faheemahmad1006]

@@Sm17hy1 😇😇😇😇

[@isaid5098]

Work of art the way you work 👍👍👍

[@barrydoherty636]

Great skill, well done.

[@SJBBrickwork]

Nice video , also enjoyed the music 👍🏻

[@finalfencing]

Nice. Do you score up level with disc cutter. Gonna do same for me fencing

[@pro-1goalkeepingtutorialch165]

No mate ,gentle axe saw blade 👌

[@edwardlees2992]

I’m a retired bricky, question why do you lay the second course of tiles on a part bed rather than a full bed.

[@Blacksprunki35355]

Lovely video , I've got a WHS with a plastic Marshalltown handle , works a treat , hows the boxing at chalvedon going ? I was there few season back but family and work stopped me

[@pro-1goalkeepingtutorialch165]

Allo mate Yeah boys are doing well ,,been hard in lockdown but they kept their runs and training up . Lucky really Gary as only 1.5 year difference in age so they can spar at home. Hope your well pal

[@Blacksprunki35355]

@@pro-1goalkeepingtutorialch165 must be difficult these times and very depressing for the boxers , lovely brickwork btw loved the video and tips

[@benjamindoody3462]

I aspire to this level of bricklaying and technical craftmanship

[@davidsmythe9266]

Nice little job, attention to detail take care 👍

[@louisbrou4061]

I have watched so many videos from GB is it always raining 🌧? A question from Canada 🇨🇦 with all the snow ❄

[@harold1981]

Some interesting new tekkers for me there cheers! U shud post it up on the bricklaying FB groups get your hits up

[@ThatLeeNoble]

Very hard to get decent trades in to do small jobs these days!

[@Fitness121]

Lovely bit of work,sure ive seen you grafting about,you over basildon way?

[@AmyWinehouse.914]

Rosemary up Rosemary down.I'm guessing your PGA based in Leigh which is 5mins from me.I've been bricklaying for over 40yrs do a lot of pointing work too just priced a flank wall one in Leigh.

[@anthonyworthington6495]

Nice job some good tips👍winter starts 21 December😁🍻

[@davebarrow2194]

Nice tidy job mate

[@benkimber8285]

Love the timber tip. Creasing tiles always smudge 👍🏻

[@georgebarker3356]

Lovely job!👌

[@doddsy65]

Nice job mate , Good tips .

[@daveylad2]

So neat 👍 Would you protect that from rain as well, just in case?

[@qamillika1166]

i love the effort he gives to keep working environment as clean as poss 👌🏼💯💯💪

[@mastersamurai7683]

I like ya man. Subscriber alert

[@elusiveworld]

Thought you were getting ready for washing up for a minute

[@Hyde999100]

To The Traditional Bricklayer...…just another little tip......to get the cement stains of the tiles use some glass insulation like a rubber and it comes off real easy. hope that help somebody!

[@jonbandey2468]

👍subscribed ,great videos keep them coming

[@billywilliams6257]

Proper Job There!!

[@salas..5686]

Why have I got a feeling your a west ham fan!

[@barringtonsmythe3464]

Tidy. Nice one

[@Vision-re3os]

Nice work

[@JoeNewton-f7g]

Lol ya definitely seem to have a deeper voice in the new video or is that to go with the beard

[@lincordery2506]

LOVELY TO SEE EXPLAINED VERY WELL PUCKER JOB MATE

[@charlenejohnston1064]

Hi what’s the song in this video lyrics “take a ride ride wit me”

[@michaelgray9234]

Do you use fairy liquid with them marigolds?

[@vincentcooper51]

Would have been good to have seen the line being set up everything spot on nice to see a proper geezer tradesman are you a Winstone ?

[@dominicblunt2433]

Love the pencil line ....

[@JoeNewton-f7g]

Lovley work

[@danieltoth8316]

Nice gloves. R u washing dishes

[@0badboy0]

could someone help me understand the pricing? whats a good price to pay for this service? thanks.

[@najaneda]

Watched this with no sound but somehow knew he was a southerner.

[@TurinTuramber]

Can tell just by the muck

[@pro-1goalkeepingtutorialch165]

Geezer 😂😂

[@topcatcoolio8807]

Well done mate

[@stephenedwards382]

Why not use the old plates ?

[@alexbourge2958]

Great content!! I got the same level, just wondering how you marked out the gauge? Did you simply use a hacksaw? All the best.

[@seanmclaughlin4039]

Only thing you missed was some protection on the ground.. few nice tips in there 👌

[@Straightshooterx71x]

Good work no mixer required lol.

[@jimmymorgan3324]

Nice & IN CONTROL OF THAT TROWEL. WHEN I START THE BRICK ON EDGE (. I BUILD A DEAD MAN. FIRST & LEAVE IT to go off a little .). DOES HELP WHEN POSITIONING. JUST A LITTLE TIP . BEEN AN APPRENTICE INDENTURED BRICKLAYER FOR 45 YEARS,,,! STILL DOEING IT . (. GET CALLED OUT TO SET &. LEAVEL UP. BUILDINGS AS THERE IS A BIG SHORTAGE OF GOOD. TROWELS , or. SSO CALLED BUILDER,S

[@flyingdoubleleg7952]

Looks great that, fine bit of craftsmanship👍... What did you use to edit your video? I could use that for mountain bike clips 😜

[@EconomicJournalist]

Good job dean

[@danielcolton3632]

Brillaint idea with the level

[@dannystokes9142]

Alright fella I was curious on the milk,mud and water on how that turned out? Sounded like a useful bit of knowledge that

[@mark7218]

I use yogurt on new muck and bricks so it gos mouldy and dark then it blends with the old work

[@metallitech]

I don't know anything, but did you put a slope on the top? I think that would make it last longer.

[@graceporter6732]

absolute legend

[@ryanscarrmusic2329]

nice job

[@alanmcquillan5145]

Nice one. 👍🏼

[@curiousfellow9341]

I prefer the sound of you working. Leave the music to other channels. Great video

[@MRALLETT]

Thanks for making the video

[@plummerboy170]

Nice work although I think the fillet looked a bit heavy for my liking

[@brucedickinson12]

Massive

[@MultiSpunkymunky]

Hey, how much did you charge to do that job? Also a builder just curious how much you charge down south.

[@JoshuaSHogg]

Are those dish washing gloves 🧤 ?

[@TurinTuramber]

Yeah, his misses probably likes to wear tights.

[@paulgander3285]

Was that a job for titanic construction ?

[@pro-1goalkeepingtutorialch165]

Ganda KZbin sensation 😂😂

[@ronniebiggs4026]

Just like the old boys would have built it 👍Can’t beat old school👍💪🎥🧱

[@ONEDARKREP]

Old school ,, what you mean there’s no new school to bricklaying what the fuck you on about lol

[@ronniebiggs4026]

@@ONEDARKREP Ha! I suppose it was meant to say ..It’s nice to see a bricky taking his time and being precise ( like the tile going in upside down) although no one would see it ! against the normal throwing them in to the line . Old school new school it’s still a 40 year of hard slog 👍🧱💪🎥

[@ONEDARKREP]

@@ronniebiggs4026 there you go ye he’s a decent bricky all tho that job was probs worth no more than 100 pound hope he didn’t take his time too much unless he ripped the customer off ... but ye nice job 👍

[@ronniebiggs4026]

@@ONEDARKREP Just a training video Joe and for that he should get some thumbs up 👍

[@ONEDARKREP]

@@ronniebiggs4026 ye man it will help the d.i.y’ers for sure thumbs up merry Christmas stay safe

[@arnoldedmonds8655]

What are those gloves?

[@duncanbradshaw4810]

Marrigolds lads used em years ago and ya grandma

[@johnbowkett5920]

Rapist gloves . 😂

[@zaidhussain3658]

good to see a proper whs trowel being used unfortunetly they dont make them anymore tyzack is just a copy had the in college long timeago

[@lukeeeeeeeeeeeelkaaa]

Who sings the song at the end of the video

[@zippydoodah1547]

I've seen roofers use yoghurt to encourage growth to age new work,... Sorry don't know the flavour

[@matthewward4661]

Have you though about protecting the tarmac, tidy job nevertheless

[@pro-1goalkeepingtutorialch165]

Watch end of the video ..all in the knowledge 👌

[@Stena31]

Very good,grandma here))

[@Flashbang80701]

Solid 💪🤙

[@johnbowkett5920]

I reckon your compo is a tad too wet for tile crease work ... I agree with you about the overuse of profiles . No brickies nowadays , just 'line monkeys' ☺

[@paulhicks778]

John bowkett I don’t necessarily agree with the over use of profiles, if you’re on price use profiles and straight edges as much as you can it’s so much quicker of course sometimes you have to hand build but try to avoid if possible

[@ONEDARKREP]

Nah it’s just the old cunts who can’t figure out how to set the profiles up I’d rather not fuckabout building corners when I could of got a gable up it’s like saying it’s good to see people on horses going to work rather than those silly people in cars lol road monkeys ,, you sillly twat haha merry Christmas

[@ONEDARKREP]

@@paulhicks778 lol

[@paulhicks778]

Joe bricky profiles all the way, that’s what they are designed for to make life easier and quicker it’s progression

[@johnbowkett5920]

@@ONEDARKREP You most likely can't build a corner ... too much of a WANKER !

[@lh4398]

👍Keep it up bro

[@robertpilkington4442]

i would have snapped the bottom tile in two and laid them ridged to the centre, this would create a natural drip away from the wall. The bottom tiles are concave when the good side is down, thus encouraging rain to run in towards the brickwork! exactly opposite of why you were installing rosemary's in the first place!