Thank You!. I learned very much, particularly on how you set the string.

Nice job....shame not many are at the same skill level

Great job thanks again!!!!

Good work , brother

@syid A "box rule" is a 1 meter long measuring tape that folds up into 250mm long and when folded up it is 10mm thick. I used this for spacing out my bricks dry i.e. with 10mm cross joints. Its the yellow thing I have in my hand.

love to see how much you do on site

Good work, bro

thank u sir.

What type and make of bricklaying trowel do you like the best for example london pattern phili etc,cheers.

Any chance of doing a blocking laying video,thanks.

@benny5825 Wooden Handled London Pattern Brick Trowel (Marshalltown 24-11)

When ever I lay bricks I always where a glove on my left hand..!! coz the skin on my left hand turns blood red..!

Where can I get those yellow things from?

good bricklayer does that with his eye as he lays them. To lay your brick like that takes twice as long and twice the cost. Also the cross or head joint is formed by you sliding the brick down and not pushing against previous brick. Pressing or using a shove joint makes a more solid joint. Most any spec I have read in past 46 years all call for full shove joint.

I can hear someone in the background hitting there wall with a lump hammer...hahaha we build with trowels not hammers.

more muck under them mothers !!

Why would you dry bond,you have the one but last course to line up with,seems a wast of time to me.

Just a bit messy as you fling mortar all over the ground.

@syid A "box rule" is a 1 meter long measuring tape that folds up into 250mm long and when folded up it is 10mm thick. I used this for spacing out my bricks dry i.e. with 10mm cross joints. Its the yellow thing I have in my hand