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One of my favourite videos is both of you together and this one popped up today and I thought I would watch it. It always makes me smile and laugh. Such a lovely couple. We all miss you Holly❤😊

Why didn't you just draw a square ?

I'm useing type S bagged mortar mix, the first batch was aweful and did not mix very well at all and wouldn't stick to the blocks. After this video I realize my mix consistancy was wrong and it was much too dry. Thank you for the video, I now have more confidence to finish the project!

Nice job

Good man🕌

Good stuff. Good videos 📹 hope your working away ⚒️

This was really helpful. I've got the bottom half of a chimney breast to rebuild soon and i have very little exposure to laying bricks. I'll keep watching. any tips? thanks again.

LOL been using tape measures in Canada for nearly 40yr every brick manufacturer supplied a tape to mach their bricks

Love man love

What tool is used for finishing a wall after cement dried

If you did this on a building site they would laugh you off it,

What a load of nonsense, do not listen to this man

Thanks - such a great video. I’ve been building a block work outbuilding having never done it before, and have just added a 900 mm round opening which will have a window inside. Watched your video 10 times to figure out how to make the circle - never laid a brick in my life! Just been out to check it this morning and it’s all in one piece - thanks for the clear and mercifully brief instructions. Keep up,the good work.

Man I’m so so sorry for your loss.

Led Back light's 👍

Have been laying brick for 48 years. I’m semi-retired now. I do repair jobs and mail boxes etc. i started out using a 13” Rose. We laid mostly block on commercial buildings. After a few years I developed tendinitis in my elbow and my doctor told me to use a smaller trowel. I’ve used an 11 1/2” Marshalltown London narrow since then. I like the rubber handle also. Thanks for the great video.

Look out the window no different today than in my childhood late sixties early seventies. Some years warmer some years dryer, some years cooler some years wetter. Nothing exta ordinary. Maldives oredicted to be under water by mid 70's, thats 1970's, that was the predictiin in late 1950's. All rubbish, there are extremes and always have been. Not to mention The Milankovitch cycles, far more powerful than anything man can produce over vast periods of time thousands of years

I always wonder if they hold a brick ceiling on the top or not

This still video affects me. I sometimes times wake in up in the morning thinking about what you went through, the same feeling I had when you posted the update, it imprinted on me. I didn’t have the courage or perhaps it felt crass and false to chime in with everyone else when this life changing devastation arrived. For me I can’t imagine how awful it was nothing can compare. Id just like to say you always never far for my thoughts, hollow as that sounds it’s true. Love to see new videos one day mate, make my day it would. All the best.

I’ll never get over looking for a video on how to build a barbecue and ended up following your story- good to see u rodian proud of u xx

Hi how do you cut the voussoirs?

very confusing why do you keep changing the names of things at the start of the video

Top man

Awesome 👍

My father was laying bricks before / after the war - materials were very scarce, things were very bad, soot was used to supplement cement, very weak mixes used etc, and I'm guessing some of the techniques etc you are querying were born out of the necessity and the shortages of those hard times.

No... it's not Phil Neville....it's Phil Macavity.

What about using story poles? How to? Advantages of? etc?

Laser level

Add some water first

Mine was a Spear & Jackson WHS that I got when I did my bricklaying course at a Skillcentre in 1982

I enjoy ur videos a lot i just start watching the hole playlist from the scratch. I wonder if u will answer that later but i wanna know when we use cement and when we use lime ? Sry if the question look stupid im total bigginer 😅

cool

900mm = 35 1/2" a kick in the arse off 3ft 🙂

I've been there. It's always the way mate. The good always go early in this world.

Great bar build. What was the name of the song playing in the background?

Where do you get a tape measure like that?

Basically buy a second motor lol

Wall ties should NOT be placed at corners! (NHBC regs for example)

So this isn’t a mix you would use for actual construction is it? I though hydrated lime was only just used as a plasticiser as opposed to hydraulic lime which is used in construction?

That’s so cool.

Saludos , son maravillosos tus trabajos, es arte . Eres inspiración. Un fuerte abrazo....

Love that attitude. Do the job alone, it may take longer but the satisfaction can't be topped.

Earth may likes these things .

May mix Mud + Lime?

Hope your doing OK bro.

Yeah that’s involved.

Very much lot of thanks!

What mix do I use to practice? I have heard that the mixture only uses lime and sand, is this correct? in what proportions? Your videos are excellent, the best one can find, thank you, greetings from Argentine Patagonia

From one bricklayer to another I’m just sending you my love ❤ stay strong brother x

Thank you 💕