This is a very bold weather-struck type of pointing, which dominates the walls appearance, and is questionable if this is an old solid wall based on lime mortar. If any would-be pointers require reliable technical guidance on repointing, do take the trouble to read the Building Research Establishment publication “Good Repair Guide No 24” (Repointing external brickwork walls) as this provides authourative information, including clarifying suitable mortar mixes, warnings of when worn pointing affects structural integrity and the importance of using lime pointing on old solid walls. Its only 10 squid.
99% no wait 100% of videos on pointing are on these plain flat type bricks. I would like to see some pointing done on bricks that have VERY uneven textured finish for example summerhill stone bricks.
This is a very bold weather-struck type of pointing, which dominates the walls appearance, and is questionable if this is an old solid wall based on lime mortar. If any would-be pointers require reliable technical guidance on repointing, do take the trouble to read the Building Research Establishment publication “Good Repair Guide No 24” (Repointing external brickwork walls) as this provides authourative information, including clarifying suitable mortar mixes, warnings of when worn pointing affects structural integrity and the importance of using lime pointing on old solid walls. Its only 10 squid.
Decent job
amazing work
nice to see someone knowing the correct mortar to use regarding brickwork , nice 1
They look very shallow joints for 18mm do you not dampen the joints🤔
99% no wait 100% of videos on pointing are on these plain flat type bricks. I would like to see some pointing done on bricks that have VERY uneven textured finish for example summerhill stone bricks.
The funny thing is, they are London yellow stocks which are the most pissed bricks going, no easy brickwork here
You should have dampened the old mortar first. But nice and neat not to heavy.
Damn, you're fast! ⚡
It's speed up listen to background
What about the perps?
THE CORRECT. WAY TO WEATHER POINT , under arras slight over brick . The best Here ,
excellent,i like good tradesmen i do
What gauge do you use for your compo 1 nhl 3.5 2soft 1sharp or 1 lime 1soft 1 sharp 1 plasterer sand or more aggregate as in 1 nh l 2soft 1 sharp ?
Sieved building sand or 3 soft 1 lime
Hi, what tool was you using to place the mortar in the bed ? Thanks
I’ve seen pointing done a dozen different ways at least.
This particular method gives a lovely result & that’s what matters.
Left Handed.
Perps ,?
That way only works if you're left handed
Your clearly not a pointer if you think that any method is made one handed,
@@nickapostolou4527 its sarcasm
This is good work but i do my perps and beds in the same hit
To bold that not weatherstruck
Rubbish