THE BEST BRICKLAYING LINES + Giveaway

[@Droningonuk]

Glenn veness said you've got to use the old 1mm fishing line loves water and doesent rot and it never breaks.

[@garytopping3654]

Your right mate bought a massive spool of it months ago it loves water stretches for ever and doesn’t snap only time it broke was when I went thru it with the trowel

[@SteveAndAlexBuild]

BLWP Cheers for the shout out 😉, yes all our lines are brown 🙄. We use Cardoc cord braided nylon brick line . Used it since I was an apprentice ( a long time ) 😬 It never frays 👌🏼🧱👍🏼

[@RodianBuilds]

Always time for a Steve and Alex shout out 👌🏼 I hear good things about cardoc, might have to look into getting some when I need new ones. 🤙🏼🧱

[@SteveAndAlexBuild]

Rodian Builds 💪🏽🧱👍🏼

[@stuartandrews4344]

Want to try Marshalltown MLS613 yellow & black line,(very good) not cheap, but they are 500' rolls, which I decant a length off the roll to my pins.

[@lmilne4859]

W rose line very good slightly thicker but never snaps. Very strong get a good stretch out it also.

[@raymondbruce7175]

Nylon line of any thickness always provides good stretch property's and is ideal for bricklaying.

[@chrise4410]

Braided lift shade cord on Amazon is the best stuff I’ve used by far. The 1mm stuff

[@dazinull]

I use dacron kite line off ebay 1.3mm cheap light and stretchy no need to use loads of different lines and pins either just one set with enough for a gable and another set with 20metres or so

[@aidangahan4069]

Bricks laid wages paid I like the pink line.

[@damo8754]

Me too stops the bloody postman tripping over setting out lines 🤣

[@MK-vq6uy]

Good old White marshalltown with footprint pins 👍🏼cant go wrong

[@GiftedUplifted]

I hope you see this! In the USA the best line to lay with is w. Rose bonded braided line. Super strong, super stretchy, and super visible. A little pricy but worth it mate

[@RodianBuilds]

I'll look into those. Not tried them but I hear good things about w.rose

[@lmilne4859]

Rodian Builds Line very good some may think slightly thick for facing personal a think it’s top notch. 1 thing for if your doing a lot of wet foundation work blockwork look no further. W Rose keep in mind there’s a limber great flex which i prefer the standard blade would wee bit more thicker the marshaltown. But av found it’s far superior steel. Or likely made better. Get your self 1 with a rubber grip. Can get from 9inch then goes up 1/2 right up to 13inch 😳😆 if like chopping bricks with trowel suggest standard blade. Limber is way forward mate light as feather plenty snap in blade. Lol. Am done just bored mate lol. Speedcrete good to deal with for limber 1,s email they get back to you. Leicester bricky s tool shop sell the Rose trowels. Lol done now 😆😆😆😆👍🏻

[@samprice4770]

My dad says thank you very much for sharing the imex that night we orderd some they are the best line he has ever used realy god. Thank you rodian . And ye I love the ox libe, gone to an ox lover now 👍🧱🧱

[@MrStella1976]

Footprint are the cats nuts too mate 👌

[@willh6555]

Good line the imex, cardoc line another good one too try 👍🏽

[@damo8754]

You have to have very very good line wrapping techniques to use cardoc, figure of 8's or it doesnt dry so it rots

[@willh6555]

@@damo8754 thats exactly what i do with all my lines, not just wrap them around the pin 👍🏽

[@damo8754]

@@willh6555 everyone soon learns when it hits you in the pocket

[@carrot3945]

Another good video, entertaining as always👍

[@gazza1136]

Rod the Wickes lines are not for bricklaying! they are way too thick! but pretty much any nylon line will do as long as you remember that.. 'a tight line is a level line'.....a brick layed is a brick payed!! ;-)

[@evocarti]

Cardoc lines all day every day.

[@robparkinson7730]

Cordoc the best hands down 👍

[@vovkdavies]

You need to rename it mate I reckon Instead of 2 minute Tuesday it would be better Tuesday Talk Makes more sense But it's not of my business Great videos ! Any chance you could do anything about masonry drills with batteries or grinders etc ( which is better to use because they are quite expensive and how long the battery lasts) etc Very handy tools on big sites especially when you need to cut some cavity closures in or take some bricks out instead of smashing it with hammer and bolster creating cracks every where Thank you

[@RodianBuilds]

I can talk about the tools/bits I have used but its not the widest variety. I'll see what i can do 🤙🏼🧱

[@asp7774]

Should do a vid on advice for new apprentices and what to expect I would like to know what you to say?

[@JimJimpmjj]

Nice video buddy thanks 👍 bricks laid wages paid

[@SooMuchWc]

Will only use cardoc

[@damo8754]

Do they last you? i found wrap up in figure 8's or mine rotted

[@Carl-yu6uw]

Those Amazon-linked trowels are getting a quite a few poor reviews- some reckon they're not original Marshalltown.

[@evocarti]

Technically they're Marshalltown, but the steel they're made of now is from China. Any new Marshalltown you buy now has a greyish lacquer that takes about three weeks to shift. It's applied to protect the Chinese 'steel' from any kind of exposure during storage.

[@Carl-yu6uw]

@@evocartiOh, cos Chinese steel gets corrode virus? ;)

[@brickbybric]

Lawrence Curwen the u.s.a federal trade commission. (F.t.c) mandates what can or can not be described as made it the u.s.a . .Marshalltown premier line brick trowels state on there website made in the u.s.a (from global materials) which I would take to mean a substantial amount of the components they are made from is imported into the u.s.a. As for the lacquer ,a number of trowel manufactures use this to stop the carbon steel that trowels are made with from corroding prior to purchase.

[@TheBlondeBricky]

Down where?? 😋😋😋

[@jimgearedup4gym15]

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[@SilverTrowel631]

Theres only one line a brickie uses www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01HR4RKRW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[@jamesthompson6510]

Mate you should know best time is money , you take to much time talking let get straight to the point

[@stevens5541]

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