Have been bricklaying for 30yrs but have never seen a corner block used to set a profile like that. Just goes to show we’re never to old to learn something new. I’ll defo be using that method. 👍👍
Liking that idea . We used to nail up a roof baton. That’s a big old plot your on too ! We are still working up here in Lancashire throwing in trench bock in the footings 🧱👍🏽
Interesting video and good idea....always a few assholes with their "thats shit, I'm better, can build it faster" comments...keep up the good work lads😉👍
By the time it took to set them profiles up, I would have had the first course down. By the time you set your lines up I would have had a corner built doing my own cuts, by the time your on your fith course I would have finished the wall. No joke.
Your labourer is a newbie or just lazy, he can't even count the courses for the blocks to cut lol A good brickies labourer should always know roughly what and how many bricks are in each wall he's looking after
@@cheshstyles there's good labourers and bad ones. Brickies labouring is a shit job you have to what to do it. If you don't you'll struggle. You're crew will struggle because of you. I did it for 3 years and I was rapid. Done 4 and 1s in Australia. No easy task. 35 degree heat in summer. Lost about 10kgs in 6 months of summer keeping 4 brickies going everyday myself
Rapid 101 spot on! I was a labourer for 5 years to my old man and brother. I had to mix the pallets, load out, knock up and keep em going all day. I've watched a few of these videos today and can't believe how spoilt they are. I won't hide it I am definitely jealous! If you're going to do something physical for a long time then you better find the easiest way of doing it or you are not going to enjoy retirement
thanks for video, but i have a question, over here when building with aerated concrete blocks we use glue instead of mortar, any reason why you guys are using mortar instead of specialized glue? thanks
should look into using glue/adhesive for aerated concrete blocks, the bonds between blocks are stronger, thermal insulation is better, because joints are much thinner and mortar thermal insulation properties are worse than blocks themselves and the price increase vs mortar is not that great.
Started in masonry business in 1976 in 1993 became a foreman in the commercial side of things schools, office buildings, industrial. It's always good to watch a good crew get after it. Do you guys ever use rebar in your block walls ?
So no cracks either. I am in Texas and its pretty common to start a big wall with an horizontal Bond Beam with at least 2 number 5s. It stops cracks well
What are the tools used in this project. I saw a saw being used. What kind is it. Is that cinder block, cement block, concrete block. What it is called or what material the blocks are made of? Thank you.
A video 6 mins long... Tbh mate a waste of time to that way. Takes way to long... Plus 2 men??? And another holding the camera... Im doing this a long time bud... Your laying the breeze blocks with one hand ffs. In front of the camera.. Your worst video..
jimmy bhoy1888 I was showing how to do it. I can do it myself in a bout 30 seconds 👍 what’s wrong with laying them 1 handed? They weigh about 3 kgs. One of my videos has to be my worst 😂 chill your beans
Lee Moore I was just pulling a line of that profile wasn’t butting into the wall. The other side had wall ties in each course hard to see them in the vid though.
Am I missing something here. How are you tighing the wall you are building on to the existing wall? And why are you pointing block work that I am sure will be covered in plaster board and skimmed.
The profile you see me put up I’m only pulling the line of not building to it but the other side has wall ties what I’m building to. And it’s required by the firm we work for 🤦🏼♂️
@@CharlieCollison I see Charlie do you are doing as you have been asked therefore, there is thankfully no come back on you and your fellow workers but I know when I build to walls that intersect like that the blocks like brick work would have bonded with out using ties. I have seen wall construction like this more often than when I started out but I am not convinst it's good practice. DD. Keep up the good work. I did like how you put the profile though and I will be using that technique when I need to.
Everyones rained of watching RUclips today good idea with the line blocks, your uploads have good content and your penny's worth is worth watching👍
Have been bricklaying for 30yrs but have never seen a corner block used to set a profile like that. Just goes to show we’re never to old to learn something new. I’ll defo be using that method. 👍👍
Same
3 spots on a little run like that. Your spoilt.
Liking that idea . We used to nail up a roof baton. That’s a big old plot your on too !
We are still working up here in Lancashire throwing in trench bock in the footings 🧱👍🏽
you not rained off today then? been a while since I layed trench block wish I got a few vids of me in the footings!
Charlie Collison After 9 years I can safely say foundations are overrated !
Interesting video and good idea....always a few assholes with their "thats shit, I'm better, can build it faster" comments...keep up the good work lads😉👍
Why is the internal wall not tied in, it’s all upright 🤔?
Because they forgot 😯
Did you not watch the whole video ?
Loving the level + corner blocks set up thanks for taking the time to video your work much appreciated 👍👍👍👍
i know ur not hitting the level directly but that clamp will crack that bubble one day
Simple this can be done of course when you are waiting on muck coming.
I need to learn this coz my bricky hasn't a clue
By the time it took to set them profiles up, I would have had the first course down. By the time you set your lines up I would have had a corner built doing my own cuts, by the time your on your fith course I would have finished the wall. No joke.
Alwyn Maguire Your my hero 💪🏼
And my hero🙈
And mine 👏
By the time it took you to write your comment I'd have built all the internal walls and be sitting in the Fox and hounds on my second pint
Aye and rough as toast no doubt! Profiles all day!!!!
Dumb question I can't see it, presume the line is pulled off the two levels as normal? And moved up as needed ?
yea thats it in a nutshell!
@@CharlieCollison tks. why the line blocks underneath ? What's the space for ?
Where is the ex met or wall ties to tie the wall in ? Did I miss it ??
Your labourer is a newbie or just lazy, he can't even count the courses for the blocks to cut lol
A good brickies labourer should always know roughly what and how many bricks are in each wall he's looking after
Really?
Yes really. It saves you over or under loading bricks / blocks. Saves the brickies asking for stuff all day.
@@rapid1019 you don't say?
@@cheshstyles there's good labourers and bad ones. Brickies labouring is a shit job you have to what to do it. If you don't you'll struggle. You're crew will struggle because of you. I did it for 3 years and I was rapid. Done 4 and 1s in Australia. No easy task. 35 degree heat in summer. Lost about 10kgs in 6 months of summer keeping 4 brickies going everyday myself
Rapid 101 spot on! I was a labourer for 5 years to my old man and brother. I had to mix the pallets, load out, knock up and keep em going all day.
I've watched a few of these videos today and can't believe how spoilt they are. I won't hide it I am definitely jealous!
If you're going to do something physical for a long time then you better find the easiest way of doing it or you are not going to enjoy retirement
Like that u destroyed the spirit level
Good idea with the corner blocks mate use weep holes myself but might try your method 👍decent channel
Will H he’s an old drunk lol. He’s alright most days it was a Monday 😂
Lovely lil trick dat
thanks for video, but i have a question, over here when building with aerated concrete blocks we use glue instead of mortar, any reason why you guys are using mortar instead of specialized glue? thanks
jamir I’ve never used glue on anything I’ve built mate. We build traditional build housing which is always mortar no mater what we’re building
should look into using glue/adhesive for aerated concrete blocks, the bonds between blocks are stronger, thermal insulation is better, because joints are much thinner and mortar thermal insulation properties are worse than blocks themselves and the price increase vs mortar is not that great.
Started in masonry business in 1976 in 1993 became a foreman in the commercial side of things schools, office buildings, industrial. It's always good to watch a good crew get after it. Do you guys ever use rebar in your block walls ?
I’ve never seen rebar in blockwork on a build in the UK. We don’t really have earthquakes so it’s not needed.
So no cracks either. I am in Texas and its pretty common to start a big wall with an horizontal Bond Beam with at least 2 number 5s. It stops cracks well
Good idea lads. Nothing beats a bit of magic radio too.
eamon moore magic radio is depressing.
🇮🇪hi
Lucky
Hi
Build a corner quicker
Andrew Dobson show me then 👍
I call bullshit
Quicke with what? Big Lego's?🤣🤣🤣🤣
What bollocks
what happened to indents?
Cowboyed with ties lol
Proper ASMR. Watching pro's do their thing in real time. None of those "Argh what they doing" moments.
Take a look at the video page gemack.nl and see how easy it is with the battery powered mortargun and mortarmixertap and see the video's
What are the tools used in this project. I saw a saw being used. What kind is it. Is that cinder block, cement block, concrete block. What it is called or what material the blocks are made of? Thank you.
Matching T-shirt gang somebody found a bargain lol
I'm still trying to work out why the internal wall is not tied in???? Dont see any ties sticking out on that plot whatsoever.
I hope the fella on the right is not on price, he will be broke come the weekend
How does the line go once profiles set on the walls? I take it the line block goes on same side as the Dutch pin and line wraps around the back???
Probably one of the easiest blocks to cut with hammer and bolster, yet here we are
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Don’t understand how you’ve put the line on
What are them levels you use for profiles?
Slow is smooth...smooth is fast..
That's dope
Bang
What is that block made of ?
Like the set up with the corner blocks and levels. 👍🏻👍🏻
Not a wall tie or indent in site 🤪
Great Blockwork lad! Top Gang. Got many more videos coming!!?
What are those blocks made of?
A video 6 mins long... Tbh mate a waste of time to that way. Takes way to long... Plus 2 men??? And another holding the camera... Im doing this a long time bud... Your laying the breeze blocks with one hand ffs. In front of the camera.. Your worst video..
jimmy bhoy1888 I was showing how to do it. I can do it myself in a bout 30 seconds 👍 what’s wrong with laying them 1 handed? They weigh about 3 kgs. One of my videos has to be my worst 😂 chill your beans
Good efficient gang charlie👍
Standard procedure
Where do you get your profile levels from bro? The corner block as a spacer is mint
Adam Hayward Amazon 2m staco level pal
@@CharlieCollison cheers man 👊🏽
what the hell are the blocks made of that you can cut them with a carpenters saw
Thompson MacLean it’s a block saw. And there thermo lite celcon blocks 👍
@@CharlieCollison i wish we used them here in the states would be nice not to to lift such heavy concrete blocks all the time
Nice clean work space 👌
Someone forgot wallties, that wall had nothing tying it in.
Brian mcc no I didn’t 👍
Call the police
Where do you get the board stands and what make ? Best idea
There £50 each
Нах вам там каски
A well oiled machine .👍
Man what type of blocks are y’all using that you can saw with a hand saw! Crazy!
Bearded Bricky there thermolite blocks mate
How heavy are they? Our 4 inch block run about 25-29 pounds or 11-13 kilos
Bearded Bricky there about 8 - 10 kilos I’d say
I was wondering what the hell them block were made of.
Where did you get those things you put your spots on ?
Jason Martin mortar stands of amazon
Charlie Collison thanks for that
Belting
Great tip lads 👍🏻
2 labs 2 brickys you must be making a fortune
James Behan why comment when you ain’t got a clue 🤦🏼♂️
Sorry buddy but you’d be left for dead on my line,my lab carry’s bucket of water so I can cool the trowel down👍
James Behan your my hero 🕺🏼
Thanks I’ve been a hero to many men in my time and your the second chap to say that to me today,keep up the good work 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
Really like that profile set up !! What did you use to tie in the blockwork to the flank ?
Cheers
Lee Moore I was just pulling a line of that profile wasn’t butting into the wall. The other side had wall ties in each course hard to see them in the vid though.
@@CharlieCollison charlie, why ain't that fella using the Blockbuster I sent ya, a lot quicker?
Stacked bond?
Would ya not damage the level by hiring the Dutch pin ?
Jeremiah Carey maybe mate. Haven’t yet though
Nice one Charlie first view lad haha rain stopped play today great weather for ducks.
Take it easy pal 👌👍
Exactly how I set up inside blockwork👍
haha nice one! im home today aswell because of the rain so thought id put a few vids up!
Nice an slick again liking the idea of plasterers spot boards no more bendin
Same minds think alike Charlie 👍. Exactly what I'm doing today.
Love a good old Dutch pin and f clamps lad.
Take it easy pal👍
Also like your high spot boards anything to save the back pal
Am I missing something here. How are you tighing the wall you are building on to the existing wall? And why are you pointing block work that I am sure will be covered in plaster board and skimmed.
The profile you see me put up I’m only pulling the line of not building to it but the other side has wall ties what I’m building to. And it’s required by the firm we work for 🤦🏼♂️
@@CharlieCollison
I see Charlie do you are doing as you have been asked therefore, there is thankfully no come back on you and your fellow workers but I know when I build to walls that intersect like that the blocks like brick work would have bonded with out using ties. I have seen wall construction like this more often than when I started out but I am not convinst it's good practice. DD. Keep up the good work. I did like how you put the profile though and I will be using that technique when I need to.