Master Solid Plasterer for 25 Years Cement Render Construction

[@Maxkil]

Slick Drywall Finishing Crew Coats a House in 20 Minutes - kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZrakGebbsaFgLM

[@ВладимирКоржов-т8у]

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[@adsizadsizov3531]

Нихуя ничего не показал , наматал очень быстро ((((

[@taradactyl5690]

The problem with stripping your corners is they tend to chip.

[@stkal87]

this is one of those videos that makes you think, I got this... Glad you put the "Master Solid Plasterer for 25 years" in your title because I could see myself trying this around the house and crying after the first 30 minutes...

[@JI7NKJ]

All created using the most basic of tools and years of know how, fantastic job.

[@pinarellolimoncello]

Thanks for posting, the mystery is explained at last, have always wondered how this beautiful structures on buildings came about when I'm admiring architecture.

[@johnwicksfoknpencil]

Damn that’s beautiful. A master can make something look so easy that you want to learn how to do it yourself

[@KevinChurch-c4l]

Nice to see someone use a hawk and trowel...great looking qouines

[@piumiperera6824]

talents must be born.your brain is such an asset

[@adamturner4127]

Beautiful sir ! Big up from the u.k.

[@ARandomTrex]

Damn that is clean. He makes it look easy.

[@gingerseamus]

Thank you 😊

[@kingalphadogg]

Gorgeous home and skillset ❤✊🏾

[@San-uu7qc]

Simply gorgeous

[@eternallearner4753]

By the skills of such men are civilisations judged. ❤

[@isailwind3471]

Looks great, nice job.👍

[@kelleysimonds5945]

Truly amazing

[@deankay4434]

What products were used in scratch coat and finish build up! Curious from retired guy! Nice work, hard work, a man earns his money and can show friends & family…I made that! Sweet for 100 years.

[@tplus3017]

Always nice to watch someone who knows what they are doing.

[@gingerseamus]

Thank you 😊

[@massovi-samostroy]

Ок

[@hoangvloc2]

Your country is so advanced❤

[@Civilengineering-4k]

Excellent

[@skindawg3615]

Class. Brilliant job.

[@relardztv605]

Waoowh super amazing good job because of your vlog tutorial I got some knowledge from you about that your vlog

[@fahrulhakim]

this is really british quality masterpiece artwork. superb craftmanship

[@gingerseamus]

Thank you 😊 Although this is Irish ☘️

[@paultowns9880]

Superb job. Well done.

[@L145channel.]

Keren banget bosss mantap sekali 👉👉👉🔔🔔💯💯

[@jin6000]

Stunning work dude. Well done.

[@gingerseamus]

Thank you 😊

[@vasilegirigan5096]

SUPER CE MATERIAL ESTE CĂ SE LUCREAZĂ ASA UȘOR CU EL???

[@yoricksteven241]

What is the name of the tool that you are using to make the design?

[@hxhxhdnxjxjf7557]

Good Question

[@AndresIvanovii]

Очень кропотливая работа. 👍У меня на такое терпения не хватает.

[@gingerseamus]

You made a great job of the video max, glad people like it. I’ll be in Brisbane for the next while if anyone would like to try something like this. 👍

[@Maxkil]

Yeah let's do one at my place in the southside

[@gingerseamus]

@@Maxkil Sounds good max, we’ll have a look at it over the Christmas break if that suits?

[@marekbs]

@@gingerseamus 0fhj

[@_la_can_7284]

​@@Maxkilbonjour comment et sur quel site on peut trouver cet outil magique s'il vous plaît ?? Merci

[@Bl4ckDoT_]

What is the mix used for this job? Also please link the tools and materials

[@mickendech]

i would like to know too

[@Jason-o5s]

Cheer~~~a person whose job it is to apply plaster to walls, ceilings, or other surfaces.😊

[@cynthiacyo6792]

Woooww amazing , i love it , sir what the name of tool u can use it

[@peterx84]

Speechless

[@myanimalschannel]

Wow very nice 👍👍👍👍

[@neilbrooks5099]

Wonderful skill

[@mh-kn3ki]

عاشت ايدك يانضيف ياابن النضيف 💐🌺♥️🇮🇶🌼

[@r987p]

Wow! Looks like building's I see everywhere!

[@ettoresotsass]

I’m wondering is this is possible in an old wall that’s already been built, primed painted over??? What would be the process to do this on an old existing wall?

[@frankntiri9165]

well done for your teachings ( where can we find or buy such tools )thank u

[@Simon-Simon-Simon]

is this Australia or America ?

[@gingerseamus]

Hey 👋 It’s Ireland ☘️

[@mohammadkholil9951]

Wow, amazing technique

[@NS-kc8hb]

did you remove the centre piece of wood ?

[@stevenjenkins5195]

Awesome work 👌🏻

[@edardon16]

What do you use to wet the wall to make the mortar stick to the wall? You use bonding or water?

[@gingerseamus]

Hi mate, usually just dampen the wall with water, depending on the weather and time of year, water amount will vary. 👍

[@skayforce1102]

Beautiful job very god thank you for you

[@stevenlewis9234]

Probably how the pyramids were made.

[@ZabanTube]

Wow

[@ShadeIsLikely]

No.

[@1stinenergylimitedmdevelop533]

No Pyramids are stone

[@stevenlewis9234]

The idea that the stones used to build the pyramids were poured into molds, rather than quarried and transported, is part of a hypothesis known as the *Geopolymer Hypothesis*. This theory suggests that the blocks were not cut from natural stone but rather were cast in place using a type of limestone concrete or artificial stone. French chemist Joseph Davidovits proposed this idea in the 1980s. He argued that the ancient Egyptians might have used a mixture of natural materials like limestone, kaolinite clay, lime, and water to create a geopolymer cement, which would then be poured into molds and harden into stone-like blocks. While this theory is intriguing, it is not widely accepted by most Egyptologists and archaeologists. The prevailing view is that the stones were indeed quarried and transported, with substantial evidence showing the presence of quarries, transportation techniques (like sleds and ramps), and tool marks consistent with traditional stone-cutting methods. Additionally, studies of the pyramids' stone have shown that most blocks consist of natural limestone. Though the geopolymer hypothesis has not been definitively proven, it remains a topic of debate and further research.

[@LightGesture]

Just chiming in, i think there were mauve lengths of "ways" for our ancestors to transport blocks by rolling them, using their weights like a rotary engine, but a square, sure. Whatever shape, i believe. Ancients were extremely intelligent. That much closer to the original Man. Not copies or loss of information in the generic code. The evidence is also insurmountable that "there were giants in those days" and that's not just outside of the narrative characters. Humans used to be huge. Everything used to be huge. Likely 10-20' average height of humans, everything else to scale, but we suppose it would vary to what species take more or less to the perfect earth in the beginning. 🌎 🌐 It's beautiful to love the study. Cheers

[@Helaimiaabdelkarim]

I like your work, can you make a link to make the used management

[@anamicaarasur1871]

Very very nice and clean work

[@solwayscot9030]

Hi. How do you stop the quoins from cracking when curing/drying out. Such a heavy thick coat is surely going to crack.

[@gingerseamus]

Hi 👋 So yes there is a bit to it. Thickness does have its limitations, and I probably got it to the max here, thickness is 23mm. The mortar needs to be mixed to a certain consistency, the wall needs to be dampened appropriate to the conditions, weather ect before applying. Also screeded and floated at the right time, so far no cracks. But if one of the processes I mentioned isn’t right you may get a problem. Hope that answer’s your question 👍

[@solwayscot9030]

@@gingerseamus Very good. I read here your mix is strong. 3.5 sand to 1 cement with how much lime and waterproofer/plasticiser. I usually mix finish at 5.1.1/2 and 250ml evoplast waterproofer/plasticiser to every 10 litre bucket of water. Leave it mix for a good 10 minutes until creamy. Most of the time it serves me well but on occasion I get mapping/crazing. The cement I use is Irish cement 32.5N What's your exact process to mix for a gable end wall. I'm not being critical of your mix for the quoins at all. I just like to hear different people's method's and compare to mine

[@mackybishmac8559]

Please can you tell me how to make that black thing for the grove

[@gingerseamus]

Hi mate, I’ve described how to make it in a few other comments here, it won’t let me copy and paste, if you can’t see it let me know and I will re-write it 👍

[@jaka5161]

awesome quoins dude

[@Mike-yq6jg]

What was the board you were using to make the Recesses

[@shodazhamaumram.]

Я тоже хочу этого знать?

[@zant138]

woo, the results are really cool to make work faster, what kind of tool is it called if you may know

[@gingerseamus]

It’s just a home made quoin cutter made from pvc soffit 👍

[@Maxkil]

And it is awesome 👌👌👌👌 are you still working on the city mate? We need to catch up

[@gingerseamus]

@@Maxkil Hi Max, hope you’re keeping well. I’ve moved back to Ireland. Working on new projects, I’ve uploaded a couple on my channel. New chimney one there you might like 🙂👍

[@Maxkil]

Man, i wish we could have met up for a beer. Lets stay friends if i ever come there... So what are you doing for work there, your own business? Let me see this video 👍👍

[@lmilne4859]

Superb work

[@ImreJancsovits]

Could you please share with me what type of plaster what mixture recipe is the best to do similar jobs like you done. (without that many experience that you have of course :D)

[@erickramer3050]

Nice vid. I would love to see this slowed down. Then I could really check out the hawk & trowel technique. I didn't see a level to check for plumb. Did you check measurement on one side only or did I miss it? Came out looking sharp

[@gingerseamus]

Thanks, yes the vertical lats were plumbed and marked first, I mark all the spacing first, and where I nail I make sure its in a mark so it doesn’t clash with the quoin cutter. When I set the corner timber, i measure from the plumbed lat evenly both sides, top and bottom, so corner will be plumb also. 👍

[@grahamokeeffe8586]

That's what I call the "Dogs Boll🐂x" (excuse me French ) but excellent, fantastic, beautiful sand and cement job ... and you got the weather for it 👌🏽 close to perfect 🙃 thanks for sharing your method ....

[@emmahnyirenda7856]

@@gingerseamus what is the name of the tool you used to make the lines, I am in Zambia 🇿🇲 and I would like to buy the tool. Thank you in advance

[@capten66]

Like amazing babg 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@RickFlairWoo5]

Very nice work

[@yutubesulargeboycenelbaru4622]

Wow amaezing 👍❤❤

[@johnwealthy6044]

Very nice work!! What is the mix? I have two small pillars on a garden wall and prefer the method of wood guides rather than plastic or stainless steel beads

[@daveXDa1]

There’s already made corner coins you just cement there …. This seems like a lot of work Beautiful craftsmanship tho

[@raphaeljr441]

Question what tool did u used to make ur lines??

[@gingerseamus]

Quoin cutter, 2 pieces of pvc soffit, screwed together with 2x1 lats 👍

[@MK_IDEA]

Wow. Good jod. Thanks for sharing 🙏👍

[@gingerseamus]

Thank you 🙂

[@mohammedlasmi649]

Please from where we can get this tool? Thanks

[@varmooo]

He made it himself( also the metal gap cutter) , if you look closely check the screws, no factory will screw so randomly. Looks a great tool though. Saves him time and the result looks beautiful.

[@gingerseamus]

Hi mate, do you know pvc facia and soffit, it’s just 2 pieces of pvc soffit, squared and screwed together, the margin depends on how deep you want to cut. Hope that helps 👍

[@Haabsa22024]

Beautiful and incredibly satisfying to watch

[@gingerseamus]

Thank you 😊

[@easypainterslondon]

cool vid nice insight

[@WALLPAINTHACKS]

Very nice👌👌👌

[@aceman4403]

Some clean qouins there.

[@Pablro_rodriguez]

Hello bro. What kind of tool do you use when you cut the wall? It looks like black pallet. and where can i buy it? Bunnings?

[@gingerseamus]

Hi, so in Ireland we have facia and soffit made from pvc, this tool is made from 2 pieces of soffit, screwed together with 2x1’s, you just need to square it and screw it off so it holds position. Instead to pvc soffit you can use 2 pieces of 4x1 and cut out 45 degree angles on both so your angle tool fits in the groove, if that makes sense. 👍

[@cynthiacyo6792]

@@gingerseamus hi sir this tool can i buy directly in the store it could be available? Ur we need to make it.

[@gingerseamus]

@@cynthiacyo6792 There are ones online I think, but yes I just made mine. 👍

[@princeisaiah9434]

Please can you do a video of how you made it. That's if it is okay by you

[@MrDenisJoshua]

Where can I buy this tools please ?

[@ЦветозарЦветанов]

What material do you use

[@ShareConstructionIdeas]

Very good job

[@mrrsnaconstruction2770]

So good 👍

[@EdgarTheEagle]

Cool ...although from a more "structural" holding per say, I will prefer to specified horizontal stucco reglets. I believe they protect the edges through time. But I understand that to create that tapered angles it will be a challenge. Great work.

[@fepeerreview3150]

Unfortunately I've seen a lot of galvanized sheet metal reglets get damaged in installation, resulting in rust, which spalls the stucco. It's a tough thing to get right.

[@jnnhhbh3295]

What kind of cement do you use?

[@gingerseamus]

Hi, just standard Portland cement.

[@therarebreeds77therarebree7]

My only concern is that the would be covered with plaster will expand and close that corner to crack.

[@3triada]

Excelente. Gracias por compartirlo.

[@mkknowledge2876]

Mast 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@cesarosorio1057]

❤Gracias ingeniero

[@aledzbuilders]

Good 👍 job sir well done

[@chrisclarke7828]

Solid.........................

[@ЭлеонораЛегаева]

Молодец, а можно ещё

[@ozkrpalminteri9431]

Unbelievable!😊

[@edardon16]

Nice job!!!

[@ongv2491]

Very good

[@Transformers1983jd]

So using a template makes you a master?

[@ibanjopgashnga3516]

Awesome bro 😘

[@ob-of2gx]

Fairly standard stuff, was this for educational purposes or just show boating

[@bdctt]

Hi sir, great job here. I want to get this done on my house but my contractor says my wall is old and dried up and the plaster won't hold. Do you have any suggestions for this issue?

[@Maxkil]

Some kind of bonding first should work after you have removed any loose areas

[@keshabchatterjee8708]

Excellent. Like 👍.

[@localconstruction1768]

Excellent sir

[@irecatori]

what is that thing that he is using?

[@alisharif6396]

It's Amazing House And great job I really like to learn this. 🏢🏢🏢🏢

[@lewisjones6952]

What the name of tool they use for the design

[@gingerseamus]

It’s a home made quoin cutter, made from pvc soffit. 👍

[@RodCalidge]

Nice.Thanks.

[@arncj18]

is that plaster or cement?

[@Trulylatino]

*Impressive!*

[@civilengineeredge]

Great skill

[@zytheisuniverse1889]

Why type of mortar are you using???

[@gingerseamus]

Hi, it’s just sand, cement, lime and waterproofer/plasticiser 👍

[@ЮсуфЮсуф-ж5ф]

very beautiful ... what is the price of this work?

[@gingerseamus]

Thank you 😊 Prices vary but relatively affordable. Only costs slightly more than a plain render as it takes a bit more time. 👍

[@Anythingwilldo296]

Masterful