Yoooo. First video I’ve seen of yours… damn you make the trowel look so easy. You spread muck and butter up so well. Please make a video on this. I’ve never seen someone make it look so easy apart from my dad. His passed now and I’m too late for him to teach me as I’ve just started again after an extremely long break. Also I don’t really understand ties. Is it like a generic measurement where they are all meant to go in like every 600 or something?
I wouldn't call it an American trowel we use London pattern trowels I use an 11 1/2in Marshalltown for block but we usually lay 8 or 12in block not as many 4in and a 9in W. Rose for laying brick where I live everyone uses pic n dip method you really don't see anyone using a Philadelphia pattern
Thanks Changy, learning something new with every video you put out.
Good video mate, could you tell me where you got your new Marshall town cavity bricklaying trowel please
Ebay
Top job as always mate 🧱👌
Yoooo. First video I’ve seen of yours… damn you make the trowel look so easy. You spread muck and butter up so well. Please make a video on this. I’ve never seen someone make it look so easy apart from my dad. His passed now and I’m too late for him to teach me as I’ve just started again after an extremely long break. Also I don’t really understand ties. Is it like a generic measurement where they are all meant to go in like every 600 or something?
Ya not fancy ago of super trowel Chang next year
Brilliant mate well said mind ur snots
Same after footy on a Sunday 2 pints turns into 8 😂
Bloody hell those , houses are small
why have new build homes Not "sized up" as folk have got bigger ( like cars , etc
Smudge 🤣🤣🤣
Where’s the new americano trowel Chang
I asked the same thing mate, I think he's keeping it a secret 😅
I found it online, ebay
@@Changy_C thanks mate
I wouldn't call it an American trowel we use London pattern trowels I use an 11 1/2in Marshalltown for block but we usually lay 8 or 12in block not as many 4in and a 9in W. Rose for laying brick where I live everyone uses pic n dip method you really don't see anyone using a Philadelphia pattern