I'm back Robert Carter in Florida you guys truly are craftsman; Ryan don't forget bout me I've been watching for some time!

James is a good bricklayer. Nice and straight and he fills the backside of his head joints. Great job guys!

Wow Smooth!!

Mr. James seems to have a slower but steady kinda routine; that seems to work :)

Really enjoy watching a true tradesman you sir a masón I been in this trade for over 40 years and I can tell you know your stuff enjoy the videos keep the good work James is a good brick layer ever one adds there own touch 👍👍

Might be a silly question but can you have the line too tight

Gotta love those kinda neighbors 😂😂😂

How to set up the work is really good and I would like to know how to set up my corner post and I like how the other mason lays

2nd bricklayer has a tendency to lay his brick more vertically while being too close to the preceding head joint. This might produce the loss of the headjoint of the brick that is being laid which inturn produces a void that has to be pointed up and filled in at a later time. This can produce loss of productive time plus the possibility of smearing the wall with the excess mortar that is applied to fill the bee hole. This could be corrected easily with a blend of horizontal and verticle approach to the laying of the brick. This is the difference between a good bricklayer and a master bricklayer. Just sayin`

How many thousand bricks?

Good work brothers

Great job as always! Excellent technique!

Yea, you go , James! B+ 👍👍

Great job Ryan

Bruv I’ve never seen someone bond a wall out like that 😂 why don’t you use a tape measure ? Our bricks are 300mm so put a brick dry at 1200 intervals insuring all joints are the same size

mike t and m.ali

Whoever supplies your materials seems to always give you the cheapest weeping plastic it looks the same in every video this one just looked worse because you could see holes in it in 22 years every kind of rubber flashing I've used has been a good 1/8in thick and has adhesive on the back the stuff is so strong if you mess up and it gets stuck together you can't pull it apart