Setting out Lesson 3 Datum levels

[@crispfry7548]

this video is great, i'm starting a self build soon and this is the only video on the net that explains this in depth thank you

[@Panther-]

Absolutely,some people touch on it but are so vague that its almost like they dont understand it themselves

[@cockneydancer]

What a great, informative video! I wish my former tutors had been able to hold my complete attention, as you have done today. Thank you.

[@davidmaxwell9008]

As a Lecturer working remotely, looking for content to keep my BTEC students on track during the Coronavirus outbreak and school closures these videos on setting out have been extremely useful and informative. The content is almost exactly what I would have been teaching the students in the classroom and on the school site. Thanks very much :-)

[@robsonger1]

I have lesson 4 still to do in that series, it's Gradients & Falls

[@Jim_Newlands]

Tremendous. I have spent most of the day watching your vid's. Although I have been bricklaying for 30 years I am hungry for clear and concise info and new techniques, much of this is taking me back to my college days! Cheers, Rob, keep up the good work.

[@robsonger1]

+Jim Newlands thank you Jim, I hope you enjoyed watching

[@yemosuper]

This is a very down to earth and comprehensive video. It showed me a lot I have not know before and refreshed me on many things I have forgotton. Highly recommended for anyone seeking such an informative video. Thanks you so much

[@MarcusT86]

Down to earth? Was that a pun?

[@thornwarbler]

Very interesting and informative, thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge

[@eng.knowledgeseeker]

your an amazing artist and engineer .Bravo ,

[@stevemiller2957]

Fantastic clear instruction, really enjoyed it.

[@robsonger1]

thank you Steve

[@888888886690]

These videos are gold dust and very well explained. Thank you!!

[@Panther-]

This was an education honestly.

[@leobluesy]

Fascinating video. Probably 30 years since I used a dumpy level.... view was upside down and that was enough to throw me. Regards..Leo

[@robertjohn2220]

Great Video, very informative, thanks I am amazed at your pencil grip with four fingers, tried it myself, WOW. That is definitely the first time I have seen that

[@1gambling]

you know your job inside out mate ! very clever man and you must be earning plenty keep up the videos as i reckon from your videos i could soon be building houses thanks rob

[@rareroses77]

Great video,best i have seen on the subject

[@lukemedcraft446]

Would be great if you did it in some kind of pen as I find it difficult to see what you are doing..thanks..good videos though..I just got an apprenticeship in bricklaying but I can do it well its the know how for me

[@gichuhimwangi2976]

very clear and precise..thanks a lot mate

[@jakkin333]

Say for example,you were building an extension onto the back of your property, Would you need to know the OBM,or would it be a case of just transferring the levels from existing floor level to the proposed extension. And taking it from there???.

[@laryssaa7739]

Excellent!

[@gnikiv]

Very informative, great

[@TheRovajo]

Very informative...Thumps up

[@Groundworks1]

Very useful! Many thanks ;)

[@philedwards1186]

Very informative

[@romeo8807]

Great job, and very detailed explication on how to work with leveling instruments and methods.

[@markrussell9719]

Great video thank you -is lesson 4 coming?

[@robsonger1]

Setting Out Lesson 4, will be on Falls & Gradients and will be after Bonding Lesson 8, and Herringbone Panel thank you for watching

[@unda25]

to be or not be a SETTING OUT ENGINEER IN THE SITE ... I'm still thinking !!!!

[@nigelbanks3738]

Thank you very much very informative. One small observation. You explanation of transfering a oBM to a tbm isn't the clearest. The video is brilliant though. Thank you.

[@robsonger1]

thank you Nigel