Impressively skilled bricklayers, Vault construction.
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Vaults and domes construction using bricks, 8 hours of work summarized in 12 minutes
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Building a Catalan vault, from start to finish, and finished catalog. Telefono celular / Phone number in Mexico, Cell phone (Mexico)
Bricklayer Carlos Martinez (spanish only) +52-441-189-6746
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Coleman Victor (English speaking) +524141017265
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I'm retired from bricklaying after 35 years in the trade and have never seen anything more impressive than this!!
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Care to explain whats so impressive? I have very little experience with bricklaying and the thing impressing me the most is how the hell the bricks are not falling off without any vertical support.
@@juridittrich6396think you just answered ur question.
@@tealctreacy7528 my bad, lemme rephrase: It's not impressing me at all, that someone can glue a brick horizontally. I don't think the guy is holding the brick in place, I think the mortar is doing that. Don't wanna sound ignorant, but it seems like I could do it myself. Correct me if I'm wrong.
@@juridittrich6396You are sadly mistaken if you think you could do this by urself hahaha. And if you don’t see anything impressive about this at all then I honestly don’t know what to say to you.
I've been in construction for 36 years and I've never seen anything like that. That is amazing and absolutely beautiful. I'm an electrician but can do a lot of the other trades including concrete but masonry is one I found to be the hardest. This guy is a magician, I'd be picking up the same brick all day.
The way how it's mind-bogglingly placed perfectly in a curved way is mind-blowing.
It's all about that paste...
🔯🕎🌋💥👁️💥🌋👹💥🌋💩
O mesmo tijolo 🤣🤣🤣🤣
раствор так быстро схватывается, наверно на яичных желтках).
I’m amazed that wet mortar is able to support the central weight of such a low, broad dome! I was dreading a collapse at any second. Such beautiful work!
Here you can see about the cement, and we and explain why the vaults do not fall and what is its structural base (remember to turn on captión, i have translated to english): ruclips.net/video/hE0MSwqoaVU/видео.html
@@ColemanPriske Thank you!!
В ексике сила тяготения не работает. Удивлён!
@@ColemanPriske
Amazing, thanks for the link.
@@Jon-pl3hr You could do this in a wetter climate. I've laid these brick many times and I'm in Western New York. These common brick are just as thirsty here. I usually end up having to soak them for a while first to be able to lay them without them dehydrating the mortar too much and ruining the cure. That doesn't matter for these guys since it's more mechanically held in place as you correctly said and they will also go out on top after and wet this down and parge the outside which will fill in the gaps and add some additional strength and weather resistance. This building style is common in Mexico because it's so hot there. Spot on with everything else you said though. Cheers.
I thought I was skilled in making designs using certain styles when cutting during Roof slating but these guys are on another level. Curiously addictive to watch.
Yes. I shall visit their order.
с каменщиком все понятно, а вот что за раствор или клей???
My uncle was third generation bricklayer, their cement composition is little bit different he told me. You can see the difference still today, there was a devastating earthquake and the houses theyr worked on had minimal damages compared the newly build ones who had huge cracks and falling ceilings etc
Amazing craftsmanship! Not only impressive but a true demonstration of true talent. Being able to cut brick with a trowel is one thing but not using a tape measure or anything other than a brick and trowel to take a 4x8 brick and cut to fit. Bravo! As a journeyman carpenter I have great respect for these guys talents! Shalom
Yes
he’s just guessing and placing even if it isn’t a nice fit. just fills in the gaps with the mortar to make it look right
@@Alzoryne i would disagree. Guesswork leads to poor brickwork and crumbling lentils
И всё-же, один урок физики я прогулял.....
Уважение профессионалам!
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These guys are amazing such a hardworking human beings. That takes years of experience. So impressive.
Would like to know the mortar mix used. Without a doubt the best brick laying I've seen. I know suction applies but how those brick stay up until the key stone is tapped in is amazing. Hats of to these boys. True artisans!!!!
A mi me parece que esto no es posible, porque por el peso los ladrillos se caen, o están simulando con ladrillos de icopor o anime como lo llaman en Venezuela
That was incredible. Hats off to that gentleman. That requires a true mastery of spatial analysis and forethought. He is demonstrating what's called unconscious competence.
I've laid many-a-brick, block, firebrick and stone in my time. I believe the masons that were my mentors were of the finest Old School craftsmen around these parts here in NC. This gentleman is truly a pro! One of the most accurate of cutting his brick with his trowel instead of his hammer, that I've ever seen. Blessed with talent AND some super sticky mud no doubt. Interesting!
And sticky mud
In Europe the skills are still required because we have 1,000s of ancient buildings that are often under renovation. Sometimes crumbled sections are rebuilt so the same methods have to be used.
@@musashidanmcgrath what makes them crumble? I thought this roof would be the best. Also do you know if this could be a living roof with soil on top?
@@crisstone2000 Movement in the foundations caused by soil shifting. Also, a lot of old buildings were indirectly damaged during WW2, and of course just general neglect over centuries.
A living roof can be laid on any roof structure that supports the weight, and is fully waterproofed
@@musashidanmcgrath Thank you so much! I love that the old proven things are coming back. What a dream to have a ceiling such as this.
Умница! Отличный глазомер, замечательные навыки работы с кирпичем!
Одним словом - МАСТЕР!
Greetings to Mexican bricklayers from a bricklayer from Russia, Yakutia! Your work is simply magnificent! Respect for real masters! We have our own masonry features here, we lay masonry at extremely low temperatures, -50 Celsius
I never saw something like this before, man you are a MASTER.
If this job was done in a western country, it would have required an Architect, Engineer, Manager, Supervisor, permissions etc. etc. plus it would cost 100+ more to do what a single man do here!
I don't understand why jealous and incompetent rude people here giving bad feedback just because they don't understand either they hate to see someone doing better than them!
OHHH MAN, YOU ARE SO RIGHT !!! JEAULOUSY, THATS IT !!!
Ironic, because the building method itself is European. Spain brought this knowledge to central/south America. 😁
@@musashidanmcgrath Spain brought murdering, drugs, slavery, destruction and western diseases not to mention the gold and the artifacts they stole and made their own.
You must be just one of these ignorant idiots F@CKtwits who at school learned from fake printed books and as child were sexually abused by the local catholic priest!
Just clicked and spent thirteen minutes watching a master craftsman create a work of art with breathtaking ease.
This was an absolute delight and privelege to witness.
Thank you for uploading.
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😮😮 .....me too , amazing ! My ancestry and family is construction for ages , i am in the craftmanship since childhood , but this is SuperHuman ! He must be from another planet ! This is a REAL superhero ! UN-F@€€-ing believable !!! Just on PLAiN sight , without any templates / guidance or constructive supports !!! Mindblowing !!!!! Unbelieveble ! You are beyond MASTERS , WIZARDS !!! Keep up the excellent work , guys !!
I also had these built on our home in Mexico by the same masons. Some of the negative comments sound like good criticism, however I have never seen a problem with these domes other than the routine maintenance of sealing them well on top so that moisture doesn't come through and stain the interior. These roofs are fantastic.
i lived on the miss river north of memhis in the mo.bootheel.me and my friend dug up and old coca cola bottle factory.there were two or three brick domes underneath for rain water before there was city water. remember im near the heart of the new madrid fault.these things are bone dry 300 yards from the river no missing bricks.the hole was filled with old bottles of any and everything.and dirt and ash.well i would say it wasnt to dry the ash was pleasent. mildly damp. they are strong
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As a Mexican American masonry company owner in Phx AZ in the USA! I get chills watching this video theses real masons ! Just wowwwww!
God is sooo good!
Fantastic work not a tape measure in sight, all done by the skill of the bricklayer! Not only practical but highly decorative too.
If I tried it I would end up under a pile of bricks and mortar.
Right
C'est la qualité du mortier qui fait toute la différence mais aussi les compétences du maçon je suis moi-même du métier et croyez moi cet façon de faire n'est pas donner a tout le monde !! Bravo à ce monsieur. 👏👏👏👍👍👍
What king of mortar did u use? Brick stick perfectly without any falling.
He is a carpenter, sculpture and artist. Freakin respect to this man.
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What an artist.
Knocking out that kind of pattern without putting a tape measure to it at all just trusting instinct and experience takes massive cojones.
Thanks for posting, mesmerised watch
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siete degli artisti,detto da un numero uno ormai in pensione.Il discorso della curva a incastro ,permette di fare la volta senza puntellare
This is not just a bricklayer, this guy is an artist.
Over there....just normal.
yes thia es artist فنان
@@scottleft3672 no
@@scottleft3672crack kills dude
This is amazing I've worked with brick before if you told me this guy did this without forms holding it up I'd say impossible. You have to get the mortar to the right consistency use proper pressure and the right amount of mortar. So many variables and he's just slapping along so cool.
cheese mortar
Современим никому на голову не упадёт это мастерство...
Это Мексика,там такое можно строить ;)
Just built an arch today, with a former I might add .These guys are on a different level of skill to me .Truly amazing.
Would love to have a go at this ,well done and very artistic.
You know they're good, because they make it look easy
No hard hat.. he definitely trusts his own work. Respect
Wow!! Este señor si tiene talento... artista de primera. Y lo mejor que es MEXICANO el compa!!
See more here dear
Queretano, Tequisquiapense
روعه😍
Translation: 'Wow !! This man does have talent ... a first-rate artist. And the best thing that is MEXICAN the compa !!'
Beautiful work.
I read that the combination of lightweight dry bricks and a 1:1:8 cement, lime, sand mortar allows the bricks to grab and sort of defy gravity!
Outstanding.
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Amazing skill and construction workers are under appreciated in my opinion.
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I know it’s a relief when he gets that last brick in every run 😅
Yes... what do you identify as? What is your pronoun?
А кирпич не простой , да и раствор то не простой , смесь , с какойто добавкой . Молодцы строители , знают строительное дело . Это поучительно . 👍👏🙏✋📹
В этом видео есть объяснение относительно смешивания и пропорций каталонских хранилищ - и мы объясняем, почему они не падают и их структурное функционирование
ruclips.net/video/hE0MSwqoaVU/видео.html
In Mexico and Southwest Texas they are called "bovedas". The work is largely dependent of the porosity of low-fire brick, wet (almost watery) mortar, skill AND speed. This type of dome is also popular in the mideast. The old American embassy in Tehran utilized these domes extensively.
Это сооружение посыпится как карточный домик и смелый человек кто полезет по неё, халтура.
😊
@@nohcho5376 you said "This structure will crumble like a house of cards and a brave person who climbs on it is a hack. "
Are you speaking from your own experience?
How long do you think these buildings will last? Roman arches have lasted a long time. The Pantheon has a similar structure.
Слов нет,только эмоции! Молодцы мужики!
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Maestros de Maestros son unos Artesanos soy constructor civil en varias areas de las construcciones me saco el casco o sombrero ante Uds SRS con todo mi respeto saludos cordiales muy agradecido de poder aprender cada día más desde provincia de San Luis Argentina
that brickwork is beautiful, much respects for a well practiced trade
Being a Bricklayer and General Builder for 37 years, I am truly humbled by this Craftsman! I NEED TO WORK WITH THIS MAN.....
How many self supporting arches have you built sir?
People, do not buy a house from this "contractor".
Hats off to the guy mixing the mortar! Those brick wouldn't stay if his mixing was off.
such beautiful work! it amazes me how they can put a brick on the ceiling, and gravity doesn't cause an injury... nice job!
This video has an explanation regarding Mixing and proportions for Catalan Vaults - and we explain why they don't fall and their structural operation ruclips.net/video/hE0MSwqoaVU/видео.html
we did similar work under London in the Victorian era for sewage works,still working today.amazing skill
How can 3, 800 people put thumbs down on a handmaid professionally built vault of brick? All I can say is bravo bravo bravo!!!!
I agree with you
Because its a death trap. No reinforcement. Kill people in quakes and heavy rains
@@Alamyst2011 wrong. The Cathedrals who are standing since 500 years ago and that have resisted all kind of Earthquakes their cealings are made this way.
@@jorgecarrillo2 Can't believe!!
Why is this so satisfying to watch this craftsmanship 🤔
I'm amazed at how these heavy bricks can stay in place without falling down 👍
There's great intelligence and genius in all walks of life. I've been on construction sights, working with my hands and around those who work with their hands for over 30 years. Many of these people are just as intellectually gifted as any scientist or doctor or other university trained professional that you might happen to come across. The thing is that many "every day people" assume that those who work with their hands are of below average intelligence and awareness and they treat them as such.
The mason in this video is not a technician, he's an artist!
+mrfester42 You are so right. There are many people on building sites who are intelligent and many fools running big companies and even countries. What people fail to appreciate is the satisfaction that comes with manual labour is hard to beat.
+mrfester42 I agree 100%. These men are artist using math with bricks to make a piece of structural art work.
+E - Money Wow! Talk about jumping to conclusions and making assumptions!
First of all I HAVE read much, though not all, of Principia and the simple fact is that it is very often possible to know how things work without a formal education and without consuming a treatise such as Newtons. Experience can be just as good, if not better, a teacher than formal education and in many areas I believe that it is superior to formal education. I am not embarrassed at all to say that understanding what Newton was communicating in Pricipia is difficult for me. I have an above average intelligence with an IQ that has been measured at 145 but I learn much better than most in less formal ways.
I have seen evidence of this fact illustrated in many ways and countless times in my own work experience and also in my experience as an amateur musician. This idea that a formal education is always superior to experience and that understanding abstract principles can come only from a book is simply not true.
Whether this belief comes from lack of experience or a feeling of superiority from having achieved an advanced education I don't know but the examples disproving such a ridiculous notion are legion. You need only look with an open mind.
Paul McCartney is the perfect example. The belief that the way to obtain the most useful knowledge in music theory or composition is through formal education is patently erroneous. McCartney never had a minute of formal musical training and cannot read or write a musical score yet he has composed symphonies for full classical orchestras and written music that has been loved, appreciated and critically acclaimed the world over for more than 50 years making him one of the most successful song writers in history and the fact that he has composed musical scores for full orchestration shows that formal writing skills are totally unnecessary.
I have been on countless construction sights with master craftsman that have no trouble communicating and passing their skills onto others in ways that do not require good language skills at all. They do what they do very well and they pass on their knowledge easily even when they cannot speak English. I've seen it so many times that you cannot possibly tell me that formality is essential in this regard. They know exactly why they do things in a particular way and they have no problem solving unique problems as they arise. This should tell anyone that they are well aware of the principles that are the foundation of their skills. Many of them are unable to communicate this knowledge verbally or through writing but they do it quite well in other ways that, in my opinion, are much more effective.
Anyone assuming that the Master Mason in this video is just a "bricklayer" or a technician is jumping to conclusions which, in itself, may be evidence of a certain bias.
Your comment appears to me like it comes from an academic aptitude with no actual experience learning in any other way.
So, what exactly is it in my comment that leads you to make any of the assumptions that you write about in yours?
PS, You might want to brush up on your communication skills by taking an entry level college writing course and your comprehension skills in an entry level college reading course.
You cite Newtons Principia yet you seem to have trouble constructing a coherent sentence, tying your ideas and observations into a coherent whole and even making a concrete (no pun intended) and meaningful connection between your argument and what I actually wrote in the first place.
Good Luck with that!
+Comedic Sketches I'm a dumbass? You completely missed the point of what I said. I wont waste any more time with you. Half wits are a nickel a dozen here on RUclips.
+Comedic Sketches Missed again!
Much love for these guys, they're highly skilled and incredibly artistic! I'd absolutely love to have them do some specialty work on my home, what a thrill it would be to live in a home that's truly a piece of art! 👍👍
Ни ,что так не завораживает ,как текущая вода, горящий огонь и чужая работа....:)))
Все мои знания в области физики рухнули на первой минуте просмотра этого видео. А я ведь профессор.
Кирпич красный. Воду из раствора моментально забирает и тот начинает держать . Ничего удивительного.
translation *english*: All my knowledge in the field of physics collapsed in the first minute of watching this video. And I'm a professor.
Translation espanol: Todo mi conocimiento en el campo de la física colapsó en el primer minuto de ver este video. Y soy profesor.
@@addict1347 translation: The brick is red. It instantly takes water from the solution and it starts to hold. No wonder.
A extremely solid example of skilled working with capilar effects of dryish stones and wet pasty mortar! Love it!!!!!
This is by far the coolest brick laying I have ever seen!
TNKS
+Coleman Priske جميل جدا..ممكن اعرف ماهو هذا الاسمنت ...tell me what is this cement kind.please
В любом деле есть Художники и есть ремесленики
, а эти вообще АСЫ!
Обалдеть! И все это на глаз! Без измерительных приборов!
Виктор Воронков, как говорит мой прораб: мы высоко классные специалисты, поэтому вспомогательными риборами не пользуемся))))
Прави мајстори! Овако су такође у Вршцу зидани сводови. Real craftsman! They also built vaults this way in my native Vrsac, Serbia.
Que hombre! The man is an artist. Why does everybody feel the need to criticize? Just watch and appreciate a true craftsman at work
Раствор убойный, просто супер! При подобной работе обычным раствором его завалит кирпичами, как Мичурина в яблоневом саду арбузами! Это факт!
Спасибо вам большое. Вы настоящий мастер. Ваша работа вызывает у меня огромное уважение.
Раствор просто чудо!
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Wow, I mean Wow, this guy has to be one of the most impressive craftsman I have seen... I'm a retired engineer and if I hadn't seen this video I wouldn't have believed what I've just seen to be possible.. Wow
Mexico is fool of these maestros ( master)
Un lavoro difficile che richiede la massima esperienza e abilità. Complimenti
Me intriga mucho como no se caen los ladrillos...desafían la gravedad....Guau!!!💪💪👏👏👏👏👏
Este video da una explicación sobre el cemento y la técnica, y explica por qué no se caen los ladrillos al construirse sin cimbra
ruclips.net/video/hE0MSwqoaVU/видео.html
@@ColemanPriske Lo acabo de ver y escuchar fantástico...La técnica que explica el señor está bien pero a eso le sumaria experiencia habilidad práctica eficiencia idoneidad y porque no? "Arte..." Mis sinceras felicitaciones y admiración 👍👌👏👏👏👏👏
This gets recommended to my every year and a half pretty much and I watch it every time. This time however I realized that by turning on the captions, there's more information available as the video progresses aswell as English translations for the Spanish speaking segments. lol 👌
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Или кирпич пенопластовый или раствор из космоса инопланетяне привезли.или в невесомости работают.
не зато не так. кирпич сдела из настоящей глины выпекается при высокой температуре.а раствор только цемент и песок. также нет, вы мексиканцы не можен отключить гравитаци
любовь из Мексики к русским людям
@@sergioflemate8503 write ingredients please
@@МаксимСеменов-ю1ь I will gladly. but the most important element here is the human and have to be a person Whit tons of patients
Whit no fear to failure and ready to start over and over again
especially if you want to start from cero experience and Whit no one around to tell you how.
this is an art. and they don't teach it at schools
those men expend years practicing
I personally have build four of them and they are beautiful and I was so proud of it. till I saw what that people can do. back then when I did there was no such thing like internet. you learn from somebody by getting hands on and you learn the hard way. that sad
here is
the brick is very important that it be small and light. Whit a rough surface. we have it 10×14× 5 centimeters
and you never. never get it wet
the mixture. is lime cement and very fine screened sand.
50 kilograms of lime ( Cal ) 25 kilograms of Portland cement. 25 kilograms of sand.
of course at the job site we don't weight everitihing. and this mix is not an exactcience but is about it. and it have to be very wet almost runy like you can see
some people. use clay.
just clay and water. those mosnters are an spiece apart but still they can not turn gravity off.
they just use it
each row is an arch. if you just work it like that. a sucesión of them became a thing we call bóveda
it is a challenge so dare to try it. and no you don't need a good luck you need a lots patience and hard work.
in Mexico the people who do this kind of work are called. ( albañiles ) and it is somehow a kind of derogative I'm proud to be one one of them not a good one but still one. so here is this
we albañiles are the people that Whit our own hand build things that others only dare to dream about
pd if you are going to try to build it. please wear hard hat and steel toes
and let me know how it turns out.
watch more videos about it.
look for. la bóveda mexicana
un you tube
@@МаксимСеменов-ю1ь don't forget safety glasses
@@sergioflemate8503 sorry,my english not so god,but i understand what you wrote.You're right,and thank you very much.I wish you good luck and good money for your family.I like to see how a professional works.You are a good master.👍👍👍👍
Я просто в шоке и восторге!!! Супер работа! Думаю,что без колдовства тут не обошлось))
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You can only admire the skill of a craftsman.
1st class craftsmanship, well done,Bill.
Sencillamente fabuloso, no he visto
nada igual.
¡¡¡FELICITACIONES!!!
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Asombroso y bello, me he quedado obsevando hipnotizada😍 Seguro que estos artesanos no necesitan ir al gimnasio ni medicamentos para dormir.
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This is where I'm from. Querétaro, Mexico! This made me even more proud of my homeland!
So, the brick are heavy there or lighter?
Is that cement and sand or what? Must be so sticky!
WHAT IS IT?
I used to have a computer science instructor from Mexico who said Mexicans were the fastest workers on Earth. I never quite knew what he meant.........until now.
Viva Mexico!
:-)
This is honestly one of the coolest things I've seen. So impressive!!
Chris Gerardy. I NEED A CAREER CHANGE😂😂😂😂😂
IT LOOKS SO DAM EASY
GOOD MONEY TOO💵💵💵💵
Absolutely beautiful and amazing. I am a retired trades man, and never have I seen such skillful knowledge applied in 30 years of construction, with such ease and confidence.
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Почёт и уважение таким людям !
Вы уверены, что вас не обманывают? По моему, это , полный бред..Чудес не бывает..Бывает фото и видеомонтаж. Для лохов..вроде здешних зрителей..🤣😁😂
no hard hat, no safety boots, no safety vest is need it, i like it
that is some serious skill. I would never have imagined this is possible.
really? :)))))
Well we did build the pyramids
I am really impressed with the way he works. I would love to be his student. ❤
Wow! Are these bricks made out of styrofoam? They don’t even fall off due to its weight! Simply amazing!
Gotta give a hand to the guy mixing the mud for these guys. This has to be done very quickly.
As we both know , the guy mixing that mud was the key as well as the guy swingin' the trowel , no ruler , square , level , HAMMER . The good ol' stiff broom sweeping brick / joints , plus raking was uniform .
Не знаю как я сюда попал,но впечатлило! Прям мастер 👍
translation: 'I don't know how I got here, but I was impressed! Straight master 👍'
@@wertiaaudit5746 it's on the comment?...
This is some amazing talent folks. I you have never laid a brick, you would never know how easy these guys make it look.
Excelente trabajo me encantó nunca había visto algo igual.felicidades al señor muy ingenioso.
El señor será muy ingenioso si , pero ese sistema no lo inventó el , como puedes ver en el título se llama bovedas catalanas aunque su origen está en la antigua Roma , ya sabes la Roma que queda por Europa y eso.
No formwork????? Whaaaat, defying gravity!? Skill and more craftsmanship - I'm jealous. Admiration.
+nifty1940 :D, tanks
+Coleman Priske (Victor) latin power hand made, no machine and lazy bullshit
+Coleman Priske (Victor) Tanks: upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/77/Kuwaiti_M1_Abrams_tanks.jpg
+Silvio Germanc
You would never know it, but when the mortar is the right consistency, air temps are right, humidity considered, perfect amount of lime and Portland in the mix, the "suction" of the mix holds the brick in place. A normal mortal would never understand this if he or she had not ever attempted to work with brick or stone. The Brick/stone sucks the water out of the mortar mix and gets a grip pretty quickly. ESPECIALLY with fire brick. (they are made of a special clay to withstand 2000 F degrees) I recently laid some of these and in five minutes takes a GOOD hit to get one loose.
This guy's not a brick layer. He's an artisan.
Great that is the best we are strongly believed these experiences difference than some experiences some shopping stores thank you very much for sharing
Skilled craftsmen, always a pleasure to watch experts doing their job. Thanks for the Video! :)
I have to remind myself that this is sped up footage with how fast these guys work.
Impressive trowel control, he's like a surgeon. Love it!
nádherná práce.mistrovské dílo.v česku není nikdo,kdo by to bez pomucek dokázal.prostě machr.
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No support frame. This man knows his craft.
It really doesn't need any frame Since by gravity law, bricks are pushing each other limiting the space needed to collapse, The only way it may collapses is by pushing the ceiling from bottom to top. or if the bottom walls collapse and break apart. Perfect Engineering Designs.
The acoustics in that room must be incredible!
some parts of the video are sped up
seth hill λδλμδο
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+cervantes cervantes ,
Pablo Horteg yeah playing music or hearing things would be amazing
Mis respetos para este señor.
Que maestría.
Amazing, beautiful craftsmanship! You don't find many people who are completely gifted with brick, rock and cement work. Wish there were artisans like these where I live. Conventional construction is so boring and uninspiring! Great video! Fui a ver la descripcion, con razon son buenos, son de Mexico! Extraño la arquitectura de Mexico.
Para servirle, no deje de seguirnos en la pagina de facebook, donde también encontrarás más fotos y vídeos de nuestro trabajo.
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@@ColemanPriske Con gusto los añado en Facebook! Gracias por responder!
эта какая то сказка...фокус и фокусник!мастерок,кирпичи,раствор и фокусник! у меня на горизонтальной стене кирпич падает,....а тут...всё на весу....
Конешно это всё враньё!
Someone get this guy a beer!
Always nice to see great work.
Долгих лет жизни Мастеру и много учеников чтоб после себя оставил
This is beautiful work...completely analog, no digital
I don't know jack about laying brick. But anyone can tell this cat knows his stuff.
When I visited my uncle in Mexico he hired a very skilled brick layer to build his house. I spent a lot of time just watching the guy work.
"I like hard work...I can WATCH it, ALL DAY."...old Readers Digest joke.
Bricklayers can't stand when someone watches them work for minuets at a time
@@p.maesthetics7154 I know what you mean, I work construction for a living. I can guarantee you this was not the case. We would help him mix cement, go get bricks for him etc. To this day we are still good friends!
@@jesse977 ah well that definitely better,I work in construction aswell and if I had some kid giving a hand to help us out I wouldn't be so annoyed
@@p.maesthetics7154 People thought I was crazy! Here I am visiting from Los Angeles and I was helping mix cement, bend rebar and carry bricks!
Usted no es paleta,usted es artista,fantástico trabajo,desde Barcelona.
Saludos a Cataluña, Tierra de las bóvedas Catalanas desde México
This is amazing, It defies gravity! What great artists!!
Once closed, the arch, and even more, the vaults, are the strongest engineering structures there are, watch this video where weight tests are made on these vaults, follow the following link, where they do the test with hollow materials and made with plaster, in Mexico, we use solid brick and concrete, verify this in the experiment of the following video: ruclips.net/video/vHrIkk4wo9s/видео.html
I'm fucking impressed!! Seriously.. . Really impressed.
Most often I'm amused, but hardly ever actually impressed these days.
Magnificent job guys! Deserve to pat yourself on the back, looks great!
If you only knew what talent really looked like. These are hacks.
K Singleton you Sir are a fucking moron
Frank Pacheco I don't understand why you called him "sir".
great job, but just consider stone masonry was 100x more advanced than this even 10,000 years ago.
K Simpson. Your a boot. I bet you cant even lay to the line. Talking bout a hack. Fuck out of here you boot