Bricklaying How to build a curved brick step
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- Опубликовано: 17 июл 2015
- Designing and building a brick curved step. In this video tutorial I show you how to make the curved step. How to cut the brick soldier course and how to lay the slate in situ.
Good technique! Radius brick used to be made here in the states in various sizes. That's all gone now and 90 degree is the thing because it costs less to get done. Artistry is a thing of the past for most construction unless the owners want talent. Radius stoops and hearth inlays are a real challenge and you've done a fabulous job of reminding us of the old ways. Reminds me of what needs to be done to get a great job done correctly. We here in the states will leave weep tubes placed in the joints of the first course, about every 5 head joints or so, 3 cm above ground level, but even without them a step/stoop like that should last a good 40 to 50 years without maintenance. I have 30 years in the trade and appreciate you showing the younger folk how the Romans did it with sticks and dowels on their ground. Thanks! Bricklayer's Local 5, Cleveland, Ohio, USA!
Good video! I enjoyed watching you work
I've been in the building trade for 29 years and learned off my father. your workmanship is just like his...old school and excellent. superb mate.
So beautiful, I just adore brickwork! Thank you for sharing your skills! I love watching vids like this, they not only teach me things and inspire me, but give me the confidence so some day I, too, will be able to try something like this.
Looks real nice Chris, I enjoy the videos a lot Chris. Have a great weekend.
Now this is someone i would get along with....I've never seen anyone as precise as me until I saw this man ....I'am not crazy after all.... ....
Beautiful work, work of art.. Thanks for posting your amazing work
meu trabalho preferido no Brasil...excelente acabamento...no capricho!...parabens!
That's fantastic, I've just learned more in the last few minutes than us ever learn from a book. Thank you!
Finished step looks like artwork. well done!!
And this folks is a product of good hard work mixed with some skill.
Amazing labor of love! Nice job!
that's awesome, this is a art, very nice and very beautiful
The music you added took me for a nice trip to bricko-o-land<3
Thank you for sharing. Great job! Now `I want steps like those!
Very nice skillset. The freehanded cutting is impressive. I am a little lazy so I do your miter joint jig setup on a 10 inch tile saw. Really good looking work!
It seems like there's a lot more work into laying bricks than I thought, this is amazing to watch.
Great Job! Looks Great and think I'll try it myself.
Very nice!!
Great tutorial. Thanks for doing this!