Theres some really flash cocky bricklayers on RUclips. These guys are different and so much more on a level. I really think this channel could do well with your grounded characters. All the best boys
To release them you just need a gentle tap on the front of what you called 'the leaf'. My father (who is German) brought some of these over to the UK when he came here in the late 50s, I still have them. We never used them as you've shown but instead we as a small building company used to do a lot of house re-rendering and we used them to hold battens/straight edges on corners to render up to and then easily release without the fuss of pulling out Obo nails and damaging the render. Thanks for sharing though, now I have a new use for them :-)
Dutch pins fantastic tool , if you put a little spacer behind the profile ( like a weep hole ) you can put your line behind it and you have an corner you can pull off straight away. Great content mate.
We have something similar to a dutch pin in a joiners workshop, there're called hold fasts and they work on the same principle except they have a dedicated hole in the bench top.
Ive got a few dutch pins i always struggle to get them to hold the profile in place. The "leaf" just doesnt seem to wanna hold tight any1 else have this problem? Any tips? Those mortar spikes tho are brilliant for internals so simple 👌
I must grab onto a few of them buckets 🪣 have you tried the hoof proof buckets? They are very felxi and take a good battering 🤘 keep up the good work mate 👍
Theres some really flash cocky bricklayers on RUclips. These guys are different and so much more on a level. I really think this channel could do well with your grounded characters. All the best boys
Thanks for that Ben
@@althetrowel keep being you Al. My mrs even watches you, and she never listens to me when i talk sh#t about bricklaying.
@@benkennedy7643 😂😂😂
To release them you just need a gentle tap on the front of what you called 'the leaf'. My father (who is German) brought some of these over to the UK when he came here in the late 50s, I still have them. We never used them as you've shown but instead we as a small building company used to do a lot of house re-rendering and we used them to hold battens/straight edges on corners to render up to and then easily release without the fuss of pulling out Obo nails and damaging the render. Thanks for sharing though, now I have a new use for them :-)
@@Vincentofvega thanks for sharing that . Love the stories people tell me 👍
Dutch pins fantastic tool , if you put a little spacer behind the profile ( like a weep hole ) you can put your line behind it and you have an corner you can pull off straight away.
Great content mate.
👍thank you Dylan
Love this bloke got his boys trousers on and his dad's kardi and a hair cut done by a bloke on the council hahaha ,,your a star mate don't stop ,,
Don’t like the hair then
Nice one. Iv been using dutch pins on internal corners aswell
They are good Ken, we use them regularly
We have something similar to a dutch pin in a joiners workshop, there're called hold fasts and they work on the same principle except they have a dedicated hole in the bench top.
I’ve seen them👍
I agree mate .what do you use to space your box section off the wall with ?
Weep hole , battern anything really
Where do you get the rhino pins from and what code pls mate
Trowel 10 is the code rhinobuild is the shop
T clamps are good for internal corners, you just need to carry round an angle grinder with a big mortar rake on it
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Did you buy those bottoms?
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Ive got a few dutch pins i always struggle to get them to hold the profile in place. The "leaf" just doesnt seem to wanna hold tight any1 else have this problem? Any tips?
Those mortar spikes tho are brilliant for internals so simple 👌
He didn't do it, but I usually drive it in a bit more once iv got the leafy bit in position
I always use a little packer between the “leaf” and the profile it always grabs better.
@tomyoung7302 ill give that a try 👍
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I'm having a hard time understanding the fn bond, measure first.
I must grab onto a few of them buckets 🪣 have you tried the hoof proof buckets? They are very felxi and take a good battering 🤘 keep up the good work mate 👍
Yes I’ve had those buckets, but these are different gravy