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@@sidstewart7399 depends how you look at it mate, I see it as I don’t have to pick a level up every course when building a corner 👍 As I’ve said previously i wouldn’t usually build this way, but being the only bricklayer and it was really hot that day, it didn’t make sense to have loads of boards drying out trying to run it all in at once, breaking it down into smaller sections achieved the same outcome in pretty much the same amount of time 💪🏻🧱

@@MorganTheBuilder That makes sense...assuming also by having the profiles up makes it less susceptible to movement as you build up?

@@StephenGreasley you’re welcome 👍

@@shanesullivan5656 cheers Shane 👍 glad you like it mate 👊🧱

@@Doug.... Thankyou 👍👊🧱 yeah we do exactly the same, we find if we light the fire in the morning and let it run all day it’ll warm the whole house 🔥👌

@@MorganTheBuilder What i meant to say is we only do that before bed. Close lounge door( room has no outside walls! ) and on really cold nights the lounge is toasty in the morning. We keep door shut as much as possible during the day and heat will generally last till mid afternoon. Amount of coal is what fits into a paint scuttle and to give an idea of size there are about 4 of them to a 10kg bag.

@@shanesullivan5656 cheers mate 👍🧱

@@eddieharding-ej8hj more than one way to skin a cat you know?

@@SteveStoke cheers mate 👍

@@shanesullivan5656 cheers mate 👍🧱

@@shanesullivan5656 think there wasn’t enough depth to get dot and dab on, I can’t remember it’s that long since I did it 🙈🤣👍

@@Doug.... yeah I call them type of blocks Rice Krispies 🤣 house is pretty much done mate just been that busy I haven’t had time to get the videos out, they’re all recorded though 👍

@@MorganTheBuilder That will be some good vids to watch matey👍👍👍

@@brucetindal7399 yes it did mate, I didn’t video that part but we filled them right to the top, then another length of rebar in the top, pushed down to meet the other one that was set in the footing 👍

@@MorganTheBuilder Cheers

@@fritzdrybeam what a pointless comment 🤦‍♂️

@@MorganTheBuilder Just like your video. Or is your blockwork special?

@@fritzdrybeam 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 cheers for the views mate 👍👍

@@MorganTheBuilder Mediocre trowel says what.

@@fritzdrybeam do you even know what that means? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@shanesullivan5656 cheers mate 👍 haha, I’m not much better 🙈 bricklaying is definitely my thing too 👊🧱

@@yvettekammie8869 Thankyou 👍🧱

@@brickrightbuildinglandscaping cheers Justin 👊🧱 hope you’re good mate 👍

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You’re welcome 👍

Personally I didn’t mate, it was stuck pretty good so I just self levelled over the top with the correct Ardex Leveller. If it’s not flaking up I would leave it as it’s more hassle than it’s worth trying to get it up, plus I found out afterwards that it’s the bitumen stuff that’s likely to contain the asbestos so best off leaving it where you can 👍

@@MorganTheBuilder thank you too man ! 😀

I’ve not got my license mate, I’ve drove them briefly in the past. For me it was a case of getting on and having an hour to familiarize myself with everything again then it just felt natural. You’ll be fine mate 👍

Cheers pal 👍👌

Thanks Shane 💪🏻👍 yeah I’d like to think I can turn my hand to most things 👌 haha, proud of where I come from 😎👍

Thankyou 👍 no it’s not, good for extra storage that’s about it 👍

Cheers Logan 💪🏻🧱

Hi mate, we do pour concrete in some instances, just this is a bricklaying channel, so Morgan focuses on teaching bricklaying skills

That’s exactly what we did mate, 100mm land drain and 20mm gravel behind 👍

Cheers pal 👍🧱 some people just don’t have a clue 🤣

We installed a 100mm land drain behind and backfilled with 20mm gravel 👍

Yeah mate I usually use stands with the boards, being up on the trestles though they sometimes wobble too much and fall over so I left the out for this bit 👍🧱

nice one ..as a retired bricky i wish i had done what i,m advising people to do now ..keep up the good work 👌@@MorganTheBuilder

@@kevinhalligan5283 Thankyou 👊👍🧱

That’s exactly what they’re doing mate 👍

Cheers mate 👍👌

Yeah I think I’ve made a mistake with it. I’m going to try some flexible filler, toupret I think it’s called 🤔, and see if that works. If not then I’ll just have to write it off as an experience 🤣

Haha, we double checked the sizes and marked everything out in the floor with masking tape before we ordered anything to avoid hiccups like that 🙈🤣👍

@@MorganTheBuilder Strange thing is-- some ottomans are 1900 long and others are 2100 plus. Never thought of marking out cause i didn't think the lengths varied. That cost me. 🥲

Thankyou Mark 👍

Should do, the ducting is essentially a long vacuum hose, so long as it’s sealed proper at the other end it should pull through 👍

@@MorganTheBuilder thank you, may be a stupid question! But why wouldn’t one put the cord in when laying ?

@@Suzanna-wh3nr they don’t come with the cord in and the ducting is either a big coil or long lengths, it’s just simpler to do it this way afterwards 👍

See was a stupid question lol , needs a business selling pre installed ropes lol

@@Suzanna-wh3nr not a stupid question at all, if you don’t know then you don’t know. Some ducting does come pre-installed with the cord, just depends on manufacturer I guess 👍

Are you a structural engineer? Why does the footing need to be stepped? The site isn’t on a slope A 4 inch land drain was installed afterwards, and the wall backfilled completely with gravel

@@MorganTheBuilderthe step gives the wall more purchase on the footing,glad you remembered to put in drainage but it should have been at the back of the battered block work but you left your footing very tight but still and all a tidy job

@@brendanmalone463 it’s just how it was designed mate 🤷‍♂️ the footing was tight because it was as close to the boundary as we could get it

I’d suggest using the hollow blocks with rebar and concrete, two skins of that tied together would be bomb proof 💪🏻 probably be cheaper aswell 👍

@@MorganTheBuilder thanks for the response!!

@@ke161co no worries mate 👍🧱

Deffo mate, think we did 28 tubs on this wall 😱💪🏻🧱

@MorganTheBuilder hope it was worth it 👌

@@geraldhalbert2542 it was mate we made a decent coin out of it 👌🧱

The owner wanted it as tight to the boundary as possible, this is the best we could do to ensure we still got a good bond in the corner 👍