Great video. In my young days contracting I trained up several good bricklayers having them spread out and butter brick. Now some 25 years later Ive learned how to master the pic and dip technique. Im getting 1000 a day everyday no sweat by myself with a laborer. Try the technique out I think you'll find out why all the ancient masons laid this way IE German & Dutch. The key is having a small trowel and only spread enough mud for a bed and shove a full head. Telling ya its fast!!
Dear Ryan, impressive as always ...😊 ... but: what is the meaning of these bricks with one corner left out? Are they meant for special locations to circumnavigate i.e. pipes or steels? BR from Germany Wolfram
1000 brick a day is ridiculous I have heard many guys say it then we count and it’s actually around 550-700. I lay around 600-750 bricks a day and that’s with 2 labours, only myself on the wall at all times everyday all day myself and 2 labours and stone I lay around 150 sq ft a day for permacon but I would assume that’s about average with 2 labours for 1 guy
@@sebg2086 ya I’ve been in this trade for about 27 years and I’d say 70 % of masons are just not good. Training is a joke and contractors just don’t give guys a chance to learn. Not good for the trade.
Don’t you know as a bricklayer you cannot ‘ tooth out’ a corner like that. It compromises the structural integrity of the building. I was told that as an apprentice wasn’t you?
Good stuff Ryan...Really enjoyed seeing this! Thanks
Very impressive...can you show us how to tool the joints.
Ryan Ryan I’m back Robert from Florida bad weather is here😊
You are the BEST
Great video. In my young days contracting I trained up several good bricklayers having them spread out and butter brick. Now some 25 years later Ive learned how to master the pic and dip technique. Im getting 1000 a day everyday no sweat by myself with a laborer. Try the technique out I think you'll find out why all the ancient masons laid this way IE German & Dutch. The key is having a small trowel and only spread enough mud for a bed and shove a full head. Telling ya its fast!!
Keep up the good work brother.
Good tips bro
Dear Ryan, impressive as always ...😊 ... but: what is the meaning of these bricks with one corner left out? Are they meant for special locations to circumnavigate i.e. pipes or steels?
BR from Germany
Wolfram
good job bro i flow you from Iraq🌷
Excellent job
Ryan, your a great bricklayer
1000 brick a day is ridiculous I have heard many guys say it then we count and it’s actually around 550-700. I lay around 600-750 bricks a day and that’s with 2 labours, only myself on the wall at all times everyday all day myself and 2 labours and stone I lay around 150 sq ft a day for permacon but I would assume that’s about average with 2 labours for 1 guy
now that you teach us how to lay fast.....can you show us how to lay to the line.....a lot of your brick is over the line
Lol
@@joeyf150blacksunshine7 did you notice?
@@sebg2086 ya wasn’t to bad I’ve seen worse. I’m more concerned with the heavy breathing sounds rough. Lol
@@joeyf150blacksunshine7 worse yes....when mr green was there......his work was rough
@@sebg2086 ya I’ve been in this trade for about 27 years and I’d say 70 % of masons are just not good. Training is a joke and contractors just don’t give guys a chance to learn. Not good for the trade.
Don’t you know as a bricklayer you cannot ‘ tooth out’ a corner like that. It compromises the structural integrity of the building. I was told that as an apprentice wasn’t you?
What country is this in
He's in Canada.
Canada
Canada
GTA Ontario, Canada