Bricklaying - Blockwork UP & Teaching the apprentice

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  • Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024

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  • @stuglover1526
    @stuglover1526 2 года назад +1

    This series is cracking mate, loving it.
    Really great to watch 🧱👍🏻

    • @IzzytheBricky
      @IzzytheBricky  2 года назад

      Thanks alot Stu! Appreciate it buddy!

  • @jp6975
    @jp6975 2 года назад

    Good info in this video with the dpc and lintel. Invaluable for non-brickies like me. Yours is one of 3 "must watch" UK brickie channels. Keep it up!

    • @IzzytheBricky
      @IzzytheBricky  2 года назад

      Thank you so much Jaimin, really appreciate that! Hope your having a brilliant weekend 🍻

  • @viankalobosvalenzuela7456
    @viankalobosvalenzuela7456 2 года назад +1

    Excelente trabajo 👌🏻 👏 👍 💪

  • @spesh9205
    @spesh9205 2 года назад

    Cracking video again Izzy after watching a few I am now subscribing as I love the way you present yourself, great attitude and work ethic. If your apprentice listens to you and matches your superb attitude to life he will go far, so good luck to him he has a great teacher to learn from. Keep em coming lad. 👍

    • @IzzytheBricky
      @IzzytheBricky  2 года назад

      Thank you very much Spesh! Really appreciate that, means alot! And Yes, Drew is doing really well! Never met someone more excited about learning the trade! I can't take full credit, as I've had some fantastic teachers/mentors 👌

  • @chadsexton2029
    @chadsexton2029 2 года назад

    I am an American bricklayer and I would love to see more videos of you slowing down and letting people see your rhythm you're very good Mason you do good work we do things a little different on minor thing but you're very good Mason would love to lay brick with you

    • @IzzytheBricky
      @IzzytheBricky  2 года назад

      Thank you very much Chad, appreciate it! I would love to go to America and lay bricks there! Are there many differences between the UK and US when it comes to laying?

  • @theJmanchannel
    @theJmanchannel 2 года назад +2

    2:25 are you even a real bricky if you don't make that sound putting a level on your own work 😂 great video as usual mate 👍🏼

    • @IzzytheBricky
      @IzzytheBricky  2 года назад +1

      😂😂😂😂 cracked me up that did mate 😂 it's like I'm surprised it's plum 😂
      Thanks mate

  • @lew_4713
    @lew_4713 2 года назад +1

    Very good teacher, no down talking at all

  • @brickpug6088
    @brickpug6088 2 года назад +1

    Spot on again Izzy been watching every upload. I like your style of teaching, most bricklayers are arseholes and it's rare to learn off a bloke like yourself. I perp my block exactly the way you do 🤣. Enjoy your weekend buddy

    • @IzzytheBricky
      @IzzytheBricky  2 года назад

      Haha cheers fella appreciate it. Thing is mate..these no need to be an arsehole while teaching someone cos that don't help anyone really😂
      Thanks buddy, just got back from a lads weekend away in Weymouth 👌

  • @kimgaxha814
    @kimgaxha814 2 года назад

    Izzy 💯🏃😎bricklayers 🏆 👍, you working Kompany MDS and TRD, ..same me working England, Kompany MDS and TRD, thanks youuuu England 👍

  • @johncarr3855
    @johncarr3855 2 года назад +1

    Good to see the apprentice keen.to.learn.have you ever seen interlocking thermalite blocks.

    • @IzzytheBricky
      @IzzytheBricky  2 года назад

      Never met someone more excited about learning the trade💪👍 and no I haven't buddy

  • @gerardfarrell3135
    @gerardfarrell3135 2 года назад +1

    Only way for an apprentice to learn 1-2-1 and on a small job with a good teacher. Start with the small detailed jobs and build them up. Apprentices' learn so many bad habbits on big commercial sites and dont learn how to work out problems for themselves like on private jobs. Well done your credit to the trade and the brickie that thought you. I hope the young lad understands what hes got 👍.

    • @IzzytheBricky
      @IzzytheBricky  2 года назад

      Thanks so much Gerard. Appreciate your comment! Doing my best to explain everything to him. Just so he kinda understands why and what I'm doing. Not really put a trowel in his had yet, but once his loading out and pointing is up to speed I'll show him the ropes.
      I've had some very good mentors, don't think you realise how much you've picked up from people untill you start teaching someone else👌
      Hope you've had a brilliant weekend mate

  • @vinniewoodhouse6992
    @vinniewoodhouse6992 2 года назад

    Nice one mate 👍🏼

  • @markhep
    @markhep 2 года назад

    Going to be a big extension that that mate looking good👍👍👍

    • @IzzytheBricky
      @IzzytheBricky  2 года назад +1

      Thanks mat! Yea she's quite big ... dropping onto a new one Monday, 9M by 6m 😰

    • @markhep
      @markhep 2 года назад

      @@IzzytheBricky 😂Nice lol

  • @rhysthebricky2171
    @rhysthebricky2171 2 года назад

    Brilliant work buddy! Its great to see your apprentice making good progress! 👍Keep up the brilliant work, both of you! Looking forward to the next one as always mate! 👍😁👌👷‍♂️🧱

    • @IzzytheBricky
      @IzzytheBricky  2 года назад

      Eey nice one Rhys mate appreciate it! Should he able to pump out videos bow I've got a camera man😂

  • @E69apeTheMatrix420
    @E69apeTheMatrix420 2 года назад +1

    I definatly learned a few tips here. I didnt know about the pad stone under steel and few other bits. You really need a rode wireless mic or a go pro media mod or something. Audio is half a video and honestly most this footage should be considered unusable. because of the wind noise. You need a wind foam on the mic to stop that. Also in the edit when you turn around you should put the audio gain up a few then when you turn and face the mic turn the audio wave down again. That is why a wireless mic would save time also because no matter what way your facing the audio is the same. -DB can be used also if its too loud on a certain moment. If you pee on the mic or clap next to is then zoom in all the way in the audio wave, razor tool and snip each side of just the pee of the clap, them right click, audio wave, try -20 DB and work your way up from there. The audio wave in the edit that should never be in the red once during the whole video. keep at top of the green and balance your whole video out this way. Keep it up.

  • @TheNorthernmunky
    @TheNorthernmunky 2 года назад

    Brilliant video Izzy

    • @IzzytheBricky
      @IzzytheBricky  2 года назад

      Thanks buddy, appreciate that! Nice having a camera man😂

  • @ryanwilson1188
    @ryanwilson1188 2 года назад

    Loving the videos at the minute Izzy looking forward to seeing how far the apprentice comes in time to come ! keep up the great work enjoy the weekend mate ! 🍻🍻🍻

    • @IzzytheBricky
      @IzzytheBricky  2 года назад

      Cheers mate do really appreciate it buddy! I'm also looking forward to see him progress! Thanks Ryan🍻🍻🍻💪

  • @joechewter1322
    @joechewter1322 2 года назад

    Cavity slabs pushing the blocks is a pain. We just do the cavity 10mm bigger and then no problems. Fresh slabs out the pack help too before they have time to swell

    • @IzzytheBricky
      @IzzytheBricky  2 года назад

      Yeee, you know the score brother 🤜🤛

  • @Doug....
    @Doug.... 2 года назад +1

    Tidy job both of you. 😃

  • @scoyle1750
    @scoyle1750 2 года назад

    Don't need to joint any blockwork we usually make sure we build with full joints and brush finish in Ireland but I suppose that thermilate shite needs all the help it can get proper rubbish them things

    • @IzzytheBricky
      @IzzytheBricky  2 года назад

      Usually joint everything up, but not to much on the backside. As long as the joints are full, it's all good👌 and yea mate couldn't agree more😂

  • @dmccombe9
    @dmccombe9 2 года назад

    The drill you have is better than an impact driver for self tapping screws mate.

  • @philbotherobot
    @philbotherobot 2 года назад

    Bit of gear under the dpc is good practice , sarnd

  • @topcatcoolio8807
    @topcatcoolio8807 2 года назад

    Nice one Izzy. He'll learn aot from you mate. 👌👍

    • @IzzytheBricky
      @IzzytheBricky  2 года назад

      Thanks alot mate! Hope your doing well! Have a brilliant weekend 🍻

    • @topcatcoolio8807
      @topcatcoolio8807 2 года назад

      @@IzzytheBricky u2 buddy. See that trowel earing well. .Enjoy a beer ,if u drink chat 😇☺

  • @markmaddison5312
    @markmaddison5312 2 года назад +1

    No need for a pad stone the beam is bolted to the upright

    • @IzzytheBricky
      @IzzytheBricky  2 года назад

      Yea I did mention that but cut it out 😂 look good though 😂👌

  • @foundationgood123
    @foundationgood123 2 года назад

    Coming on now bro😀

    • @IzzytheBricky
      @IzzytheBricky  2 года назад

      Cheers Chris! Joist going on today, scaffolding up Monday 👍 dropping onto a new extension next week 💪💪

  • @rudo747
    @rudo747 2 года назад

    A hate them London Milton buff bricks (a presume it's them ) extended my house a few times with them and seen a drop in the quality of them over the years , all shapes and sizes 🤔

    • @sicknote26
      @sicknote26 2 года назад +1

      Like all brick atm cos there in high demand brick makers don't care what look like ibstock need to pull their finges out their ass stop sending out shit stock lol

  • @turnerstoffer1423
    @turnerstoffer1423 2 года назад

    🤗 𝙥𝙧𝙤𝙢𝙤𝙨𝙢

  • @TomTom-ow6gb
    @TomTom-ow6gb 2 года назад

    I get moaned at if I don't put a bed under the damp

  • @fatbaz1037
    @fatbaz1037 2 года назад

    Well done bud but if your teaching your apprentice teach him correctly that pad stone is wrong you have a goal post system on the steels so no pad stone required and when you do need a pad stone you can use a cut of a 6”x4” lintel or a purpose made pad stone 40n concrete block
    Dpc should be bedded aswell but apart from that spot on bud

    • @IzzytheBricky
      @IzzytheBricky  2 года назад

      Cheers my guy, yea I figured that about that goal posts system. But I thought the heck with it😂..I know about the Dpc too, what's that old saying, do as I say, not as I do😂
      Thank you very much for your comment buddy, new video tomorrow ☺️

  • @JayKTS
    @JayKTS 2 года назад

    Proper job mate .. still I’m processing why there is almost no insulation used in some parts of the world .. where I am it’s one of the most important things in building a house having it insulated good and make everything airtight .. isn’t that a topic where you are ?

    • @IzzytheBricky
      @IzzytheBricky  2 года назад

      We do use insulation over here mate but only 100mm worth on most builds. Air tightness is a big thing over hear especially on all the new builds
      Hope you have a brilliant weekend mate🍻🍻