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What do you mean mate? The base lift and the 2nd lift? If so it works out about 2.2, I do my handrail height 1.1 so the brick guard fits nicely, then I measure 1.1 of the handrail again for the lift height, if you get that mate, peace upon you too mate ❤️

I mean the distance between the standards Here we take the distance of standards 2:80 and the distance of transoms 1:20. How about you?

@ yeah our transoms are max 1.2m and the standards because it’s aluminium have to be shorter than steel, so I go 1.8m roughly 6ft or under 😁

@@ScaffManJones Do you use the same aluminum pipe for a higher height, for example, forty meters or higher? Because I think that for a height higher than twenty meters, only steel will last

Thank you brother, I have built 2 different ways on my channel, thank god you seen the better one haha nice one for watching and commenting mate ❤️

Thank you for your support brother, and yeah mate, 1 inside board because I couldn’t get a 4 board run down there because of the ground I double transome the short fleets in case they pull back a little and become a trap end, And yeah we share a tape between us 😂, And yes mate brickies like to put more mortar on the scaff than the houses atm haha ❤️🤍

😂 soon as it’s acid cleaned mate there ain’t a single mark on the wall

Yeah I normally do brother but forgot the buckets so grabbed them after and just picked them up with him 😁

Ahhh brother thank you very much, I appreciate your support❤️, you can start scaffolding with nothing mate, depending on if your working on a site then you will need a cscs card, but if your doing street work just labouring you won’t need anything, then you can do your apprenticeship while your working for a company to get your experience and some companies will put you through your courses, I did a fast track course, I needed 6 months experience then I went straight for my part 1 (2 week course)then after I was part 1, I waited 6 months again and I went for my part 2 (2week course again), pretty sure you can still do that mate, good luck in the future mate 🤍

@ I appreciate the time that you’ve put into explaining this to me man thanks so much, got yourself a new subscriber🫡

@@MickeySixx Thank you brother it’s honestly not a problem, if you need to know anything mate, comment on a video or email me and I’ll get back you soon as I can, again mate thank you for your support, much love ❤️

The site I work on is in Middlewich mate 😁

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Errrrm dunno mate 😁

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No mate I don’t own the company, and tbh it’s not a mega busy site either, it’s like 70 houses a year when I normally do 90-120 a year which you could imagine it’s a lot busier, also the way it gets billed is at the start of every site they have a certain number of houses, let’s say their is 10 different styles of houses, my boss will price them ten houses then times the price by how many of them types of houses are in the 400 house estate and he will get a full amount of the price on the site, then we hand them over and he ticks them of the list lol, so yeah he knows from day one how much he’s going to make on the whole site, then anything not on the price list is a extra job which he re-prices the extra work, Hopefully in the future I will own a business like this one, I’m begging for it 😂 Thank you for watching again mate and commenting ❤️

@@ScaffManJones Appreciate that reply. The upfront costs of equipment would be high. Hopefully the economy will come back now and you'll get all the business you can stand! Hope you channel grows as well. It's relaxing to watch you kick ass out there! Great job. Greetings from Kentucky.

@ your welcome,yes mate the equipment is expensive but you only have to lay it out once, then you use the same gear on the site untill the end, unless your doing more work than the gear you have, then you just add more equipment to the site 😁

Yeah mate that must be hard work without the right equipment and a plan 😊

Yeah mate I use aluminium tube, but most company’s around here use Steel, yeah their quite heavy mate if your not use to them 😁

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Hello mate, nice to meet you, what type of scaffolding are you doing up your way? and yeah mate I went to turkey and seen how they were building over there, I’m pretty sure health and safety don’t exist over there 😂, stay safe up there mate it’s a dangerous job over here and that’s with a harness and handrail in place first lol, and health and safety are all over us on our sites so we have no choice but to do it right 😁, couldn’t imagine where there are no rules or health and safety involved brother so be careful 😁, also nice one for watching and commenting on my video mate I appreciate you ❤️🤍❤️🤍

سلام دوباره به شما رفیق ببخشید که با زبان پارسی برای شما می نویسم زیرا من انگلیسی نمیدانم من برای پایپینگ داربست میبندم و متاسفانه هیچ گونه نظارتی بر کار ما نیست و HSE هیچ گونه اطلاعاتی در مورد کار ما ندارد و این یک مصیبت است ما اصلا از تراز و متر استفاده نمیکنیم زیرا آنها کار سریع میخواهند و بدون ایمنی وگرنه اخراج می شویم شما اهل کدوم کشور هستید؟

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Thank you ❤️🤍 and you brother

It’s to support the floor while the bricklayers build the wall above, (loading their bricks on the joists) 😁

Also known as propping

@ yes mate I call them props too 😁

Yeah man I’m going to do it that way on the next one, like I said mate I don’t think your criticising at all, if you know a easier and better way I’m going to listen brother, if Mike Tyson is trying to tell you how to box then I think you should sit down and listen 😂, there’s a guy I met from London he’s a city scaff and he was showing me the way they build splays up their way and it looks 10x better than anyway I have ever built them but honestly I don’t know where to start how he was telling me , it was double legged on every corner of the splay and all the ledgers sat flush ( the same height)then ties the legs together with butts and drilled it in the wall too, but I just don’t get how the boards weren’t bouncing on the lap fleet when all the ledgers were flush, if you get that mate, also did you get a picture of the way you’ve been saying because I would like to see it tbh 😁

Yes mate they are decent, no leaning under the scaff anymore. 😁

@ I’ve seen ppl try undo them from underneath honestly

@ 😂 your joking

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Aaahh mate your a legend thank you for your support brother I appreciate you honestly, 😁❤️ have a good night mate watch as many as you can haha

@ScaffManJones you're welcome, bro. You have a great weekend, man, and I'll sure watch as many as I can tonight. Haha, cheers again, man 😊❤️

Thank you 😁, yeah mate I run the site, normally there’s only 2 of us, but Iv not long got my nephew on with me (Jay Jay) to train him ready for his courses in the future, and the drill last about 6-9 month mate if your lucky haha thank you for watching and commenting brother I appreciate you 🤍❤️

Thank you mate I appreciate you for that 😁❤️

I prefer to construct/erect, but I don’t mind either 😁

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Like I said brother when I do the big splay jobs on let’s say a 10 lift bank job I would 100 percent do it double double all the way or you could even double leg it and have all the ledgers flush which is a lot of work for one poxy little lift mate that’s going to be up for like 2 days and then stripped again, I could go to town on these jobs if really wanted to but it’s simple and the easiest of work, if you want me to Iv got another one of these tomorrow and I’ll build it with double double or I might even double leg the splayed corners and go to town onit 😁

Also mate, the inside underslings to take the weight of the inside boards have to be there or the inside boards would trap, idoesn’t matter if I go double double I would still have to undersling the insides to stop the boards trapping, if not, how are you installing a short but with no ledger there for the inside boards to sit on? (Honest question) ps. Bear in mind it’s a inside splay, if it was on the outside it wouldn’t need any underslings as no walls can get in the way of your boards 😊

@@ScaffManJones imagine a 50p build a tower use as an example 8ft tubes on outside and 6fts on the in put a standard at each end of the 6ft put a chalk mark opposite the standard then mark 9 inc to a foot on the other ledger then measure 37inc on the angle to make sure it’s right then put the next ledger on the backside on singles pretty flush then repeat if the splay was going the other way you would use 8fts on inside and 6fts on the in wish I could draw you a picture you would get it straight away saves building a million towers th3 use ing a million short boards to lap the angles it all interlocks

@@grahamparkin6634 brother honestly I will take on any advice anyone as got to give I swear, I love learning new ways and no one is perfect, it does sound complicated by the way your adding measurements together to get the angles of your splay when I literally temp 3 ledgers and I can see where my leg is going because the 2 ledgers meet, I could stick 2 doubles onit instead of singles and it would be pretty much the same as how you would do it just without messing around with measurements, and if I got the right size ledgers in the splay that’s on top I could get transoms a lot closer but I still like to undersling the insides to get the inside boards past the legs to take the weight of the boards on top, if it was a full 50p shape mate on the outside there would be no underslings at all because all the boards would lap over the insides far enough to not trap, I can also picture how you mean but the measurements couldn’t make the right angle of the splay without messing about with the legs after, or do you double leg the splay and have all the ledgers the same height?

@@ScaffManJones hard to explain with out showing you I’m going to take a picture of our job over the weekend to show you is there no old top hands on your firm to ask trust me it works well wouldn’t advise ittif not

Yes mate, depends how heavy the rain is, if it’s bouncing down then we’ll do like half a day then when we’re soaked we’ll go home mate

Thank you brother 🤍

I removed the tables and the stairs mate, or the video would of been even longer, I dont like the videos being much over 1 hour mate, it would of been touching 2 hours long brother, I can keep them in if people are going to watch it that long lol 😁

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Thank you mate ❤️

Why what’s the difference? And what do you mean what take is that??

Also I alternate the inside because it gets in the way of the legs I drop in after for the next lift

Im a couple of months in mate and don’t feel that level yet, and I’m getting there brother still learning RUclips and what people want to see then I’ll get to the communicating with people, takes time, eventually I’ll be doing tutorials on members only , when I get enough support that is 😁, I also thought about going back through and leaving it in the description for people 😁 thank you for watching and commenting though, I’ll take anyone’s advice mate so maybe I will soon as I feel like it’s the right time ❤️

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That’s long gone now mate that was like 57 videos ago mate

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Hello 😁

@@ScaffManJones hello

😂 yeah mate weren’t too bad tbh brother 🤍

Yeah mate makita drills are decent brother, apparently dewalt are better though so might invest in one and give it ago mate 😁

Thank you brother I appreciate you mate 🤍

Hello brother, truthfully mate get on the tools as much as you can (experience) you can watch for years and still learn nothing mate, main thing brother is measurements, if you can learn all your measurements brother you can’t go wrong, a tape never lies lol, and learn to follow drawings if your unsure, if you can read a drawing you can build anything, you on site work or street work mate??

@@ScaffManJones what a guy! thanks for all the info mate ill take it on board and apply it to my learning, ill get to learning those measurements and try to do as much as i can on the tools when possible. The company am working for mainly has site work. honestly its pretty widespread we have a mixture of jobs, currently working on a school, next week we are on site putting temp roofs on. Lots of different stuff going on. Again mate thanks for your help, ill keep watching the videos and take in as much as possible - keep doing your thing mate its spot on!

I stick it u see my left arm then when I put my drill back my level goes back too you just don’t see it lol

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@@james-lm9kx haha I always wondered where you kept yours 😝 🤍

Haha yeah mate they forget to take the 4 inches off when the ledger is on the opposite side of the legs lol and my ledgers are the same measurement as my legs are brother, thank you for your compliment mate I appreciate you honestly 🤍

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Thank you mate and yeah man tbh brother they should all be double double anyway, because it was only one lift I did it the old way haha, if it was more than 1 lift brother I would of either gone double double on the legs or double leg it and have 3 separate towers linked up 😁, thank you for watching/commenting though mate I appreciate you 🤍

Yeah mate steady easy house bashing brother 😁

Thank you mate you’re a legend 🤍

I know mate it’s bad now init, was thinking of being a manager myself but seems hard work haha, does get to me mate now and again but it’s just easy work Monday to Friday, pays the bills, then I jump on the big jobs at weekend to break it up, tbh mate scaffolding is scaffolding it’s all the same to me, if you can read a drawing you can do anything, wouldn’t mind seeing a few pics of the work you do though email me some pics 😁 nice one for watching/commenting aswell brother I appreciate it, make sure you sub 😂