Is It Faster To Corner Brickwork Or Spring Clamp Soffits? Milwaukee Saw Gets Some Action

[@ivegotaporscheandalambo3318]

Very informative changy, also, you work well on own and seem happier.

[@summittaedae2323]

Your brickworks clean. Great techniques too. My brickworks always been clean but Al admit I’m bloody slow 😂

[@TheKinguskongus]

Really like your videos, your work is really professional, you don't unfortunately come across that so much today, keep up the good work 👍

[@howardcollins6748]

Hi its Howard retired bricklayer been in Cyprus 10 years I think you're doing a great job keep your head down an make Hay while the sun shines

[@finders-keepers1518]

Anytime you take a level out of your hand and use a line you will slash labor time. I love the spring clamp idea! That's why I like watching brickys from other countries. To learn new things👍

[@lukehall3035]

I've got a makita saw its not as powerful as the one you've got but it's great for the smaller maintenance jobs and it's nice and light for toothing out. Plus no buggering about starting it or maintenance

[@frankholehouse1393]

Brilliant video has always best on the Internet.

[@dwe3015]

Fair play lad keep positive and always good work and videos to learn from 👍

[@davidmurphy6392]

Hi Changy, when you say you worked out from the middle and saved 45 minutes? Could you explain more in detail please!

[@richardstetson8221]

He said he saved 45 minutes using the spring clamps because he didn't have to build leads

[@shauny9149]

Smart work, that detail above the window shows your tradesmanship. Does the cavity get filled with some form of bead insulation after? Also do you check the gable ladder for plumb or does it matter as you are building against the soffit anyway?

[@paulrumbold2436]

Hi buddy , looks great job , like the cutter . Brickie with a bevel ? No weep holes ? Any reason ? Crack on . Well done

[@arkan6579]

Your brick work is tidy matey ive seen site bricklayers work and its shocking lol. Ive watched some of your vids . And you joke about it but your a good bricky its nice to see quality site work 😉.

[@davefarrell7570]

Just got myself a Milwaukee saw very good very powerful and much nicer to use than the stihl

[@danfenton89]

Hi changy top work as always 🧱 👌

[@johnbordonero3382]

Nice one Lad

[@DJDave1962]

We are having massive problems on our site waiting for scaffolding to be lifted/ erected, its stop start stop start .

[@Allegedly2right]

Lateral restraint on the gable to rafters I have read it somewhere brickies say roofer and he says it’s the brickies.What it is my house is 100 year old solid brick but all the info is for cavity wall 3 rafters and screw behind a brick?? If you have any ideas on that one haha nightmare just passing the time I can’t see 1 brick stoping the wall bulging.Cheers your a wee grafter can do guy no whinging

[@ianlitster483]

U are doing well as a one on one changy u are better as that am a one and one a good bricklayer don’t need anybody else a good 1&1 are better than some 2&1

[@marksmeaton1470]

Why is there no insulation between brick & blockwork on this site?

[@Changy_C]

It gets blown in after

[@petewingell2011]

HOW MANY BRICK OR BLOCKS CAN YOU LAY WITH A TUB OF READY MIX?

[@stuartjones1982]

The same as tub of silo gear

[@stephenstewart1742]

Changy loving the video's and the fact your still ploughing on despite the recent set backs with men, I was thinking about buying the dewalt version of the big Milwaukee saw you have bought, similar rpm maybe a little les volt, joiner and will use it probably 30- 40 cuts a year max, slap outs etc, have you used the dewalt version?

[@Changy_C]

No I haven't pal but get whatever suit your battery set up I would

[@viankalobosvalenzuela7456]

Excelente trabajo 👊 saludos 🧱🙏💯

[@flapjackfred]

Here is what I'm relatively sure happened, started to cut the a line at the front of the brick with the battery cutter get bored with the lack of power & finished with your hand tools, I may be wrong but I very much doubt it

[@ivanwalker3391]

👍👍

[@willhunt8858]

Anyone after a labouring job derby area?

[@russellhopkins3178]

That scaffolds too high on them table lifts, the 45 mins to saved using the clamps you’ll loose struggling under that soffit. If you say anything to site agent he’ll just say got to be that high for scaffolders to walk under

[@cheshirelofts7643]

Where's the insulation?

[@nathansmelly1985]

Peaks don’t always get insulted, normally just up to wall plate

[@Changy_C]

It's all blown in after

[@hayyoujimmy8560]

U don't do settlement in England

[@stevelane410]

need to lay off the buckfast jimmy lad

[@hayyoujimmy8560]

I scotland can't build to roof is on

[@mastersamurai7683]

2 and rising or 3 and rising...like anyone really cares

[@Changy_C]

Been on sites where they stop you for 1 degree

[@hayyoujimmy8560]

I amazed they let u build to that's height with no roof no wonder ur new home buyers houses are falling apart shocking

[@hayyoujimmy8560]

Class build to roof truss then roof goes on 20 ton weight goes down wtf