Well done mate. Keep an eye on the beds not just the line. Sometimes need to drop or raise the line if the beds are not looking right. Hope your apprentices don’t bugger off once trained up. Unfortunately they often do.
Hyyy good to see you guys back. Looks awkward to lay with those scaffo bars in your way. That was a bit of headache I reckon 😬. Love the videos from Perth 🖐🙃
should do a video on how you take care of your tools. I've seen a lot of different methods on how people clean their trowels, mixer, shovels, wheelbarrow etc. keen to see what your maintenance routine is
I know a method that works good no matter how dirty your trowels and joiners get you can soak them in brick acid the only bad thing is it can make them rust I rinse them then hit them with a wire brush to prevent that once you use them the rust comes off anyway
Hi mate . Just a quick question. When you start laying very first course of bricks at the edge rebate do you have to lay dpc or membrane to stop water ingress going up or dpc is only required for weep holes only ? I will appreciate your reply. Thanks
Hi Watching your videos from india,one of your big follower,your videos are more informative,how much a brickie can make in a day and which trade do you suggest Electrician,Bricklayer,Carpenter or Automotive please kindly reply,in which trade we can earn more dollars...
Hello Ty from Sydney. That's a "big job" 58000 bricks. You're laying well: "slapping em in" with a nice clean face. Matt 'the third year' has a 'back on' method and is eyeing the perpend joint center for meeting in the course. 🪃🌏
That Kwikstage Ledger in the way for the third apprentice, he's tall fella must have woken up with sore back 😂
It has been quite a while. Glad your still posting content, love your work. Look forward to the next job.
Thanks for that!
Keep the content coming mate. Been dying for another video
Rip clint and anik both trusty good workers. Glad u still working out there
Well done mate. Keep an eye on the beds not just the line. Sometimes need to drop or raise the line if the beds are not looking right. Hope your apprentices don’t bugger off once trained up. Unfortunately they often do.
Hyyy good to see you guys back. Looks awkward to lay with those scaffo bars in your way. That was a bit of headache I reckon 😬. Love the videos from Perth 🖐🙃
should do a video on how you take care of your tools. I've seen a lot of different methods on how people clean their trowels, mixer, shovels, wheelbarrow etc. keen to see what your maintenance routine is
I know a method that works good no matter how dirty your trowels and joiners get you can soak them in brick acid the only bad thing is it can make them rust I rinse them then hit them with a wire brush to prevent that once you use them the rust comes off anyway
Well done Mate!
Good to see you still at it, that's a big job. Well done.
Keep up the good work.
Greetings from a fan from Denmark
Sick tunes Ty, keep up the good work!
Good job mate, 👍
Excelente trabajo 👌🧱💪⚒️
Any chance of work over there?
Nice neat work
Finally another video!
Keep up the good work mate 👌🏼
Fantastic job boys! 👏
Keep it up bro like your all videos
Sehr schön 👍 👍 👍
i need this job can you help me regarding job
Are you in sydney?
Melbourne!
Where do you find your apprentices ?you seem to have endless supply.
But nah would like to know as I’m looking at getting an apprentice on board.
Haha, if only it were that easy. I think the exposure from the videos does attract a few people to take up the trade here in Melbourne.
Hi mate . Just a quick question. When you start laying very first course of bricks at the edge rebate do you have to lay dpc or membrane to stop water ingress going up or dpc is only required for weep holes only ?
I will appreciate your reply.
Thanks
DPC and Termite Protection are placed just below bottom plate level, which is usually at 172mm or 2 courses.
@@bricksbyty thanks heaps
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Watching your videos from india,one of your big follower,your videos are more informative,how much a brickie can make in a day and which trade do you suggest Electrician,Bricklayer,Carpenter or Automotive please kindly reply,in which trade we can earn more dollars...
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Hello Ty from Sydney.
That's a "big job" 58000 bricks. You're laying well: "slapping em in" with a nice clean face. Matt 'the third year' has a 'back on' method and is eyeing the perpend joint center for meeting in the course.
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You dont want to be working with scaffold like that to often, it will kill your back. To much bending.!!!!!!!!!!
Nice vid
What is your pay rate?
I am Indian contraction labour
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India iam mason i want jop
Why is the Scaffold got no Ledger rail on the fall side on the side against the house the Ledger is in your face.
Take out the bars lads,how much you paying mate?
How much did you make from laying 52,000 bricks
Times that by the brick price $1.80-$3
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