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I'm a bricklayer and this is pretty damn decent work for a non bricklayer DIY'er. I'm also a DIY'er at many different things. If you have the brains and put in the effort you can do whatever you want. May not be as good as a professional but so friggen what.. You learn as you're going. I applaud this guy for doing things for himself. Too many people are afraid if trying to do anything anymore. Nice work man

i have got to say ab fab this video as inspired me to build my own shed from block . Most videos on here put you off as i have never done building before. got me footings in now waitin for for deliv. of blocks . I appreciate video mate keep in makin them cheerz Ade

I am about to undertake this exact job never considered myself a bricky but will have a go, this I found to be very inspiring. thanks guys.

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Thank you for this. Giving me the confidence to do it on my own

Great video, thanks for sharing mate !

I’m starting mine next week. Got no cash so no option but to build my own. Fuck it.

Super big up fella! That’s a top job! All the brickies crying in the comments section coz he’s just top a job without them 😆😂🤣😭👍👍👍👍

some great tunes bangin out there

Good job marra, enjoyed watching, looking forward to more vids

Great work and great sound.

looks fecking awesome

Oi, stop giving this bloke a hard time! He's just a bloke building a shed, and looks pretty good to me, like many other diy'ers. So give it a rest you so called professionals! I say, stuff em and keep up the good work.

great job mate, love that orange gadget for putting in the right amount of mortar, thanks for posting

keep it up looking good

Just came across this video, cracking job, very inspiring.

It is great satisfaction when you build things yourself, as long as you get your footings, levels, and all square etc and take your time, it mostly comes good.

THANKS for showing us!

The bonding, love it, the house that jack build. You got balls tho

Learnt a lot from watching this thank you for the video

How much did this cost to build if you don't mind me asking ?

great job!

Ah here well done lad, nice shed

Great video thx

Great job thinking about build a 3 m by 6 m she'd like this do I need to double the walls up or not.

High what size joist did you use on the breeze block build?

good mate but you're cutting with a grinding blade. you'd find it a lot easier with a cutting disc on it. thumbs up.

Love the editing when you were cutting like Stevie Wonder.

VERY helpful, and should you ever decide to make something with brick and stone that would be great because I'm thinking about covering my house that way and once i get that done and build a garage i want to do the same thing to that.

Nice work!

100% first class no faults at all and I've been a Bricky for over 30 years .

Good job ,what was the rough cost of doing it yourself?

Well done.

Useful tool my friend...

Fine effort m8 I like doing a bit of blockwork when I get the chance👍👍

well done lad !

Fantastic, You have done a brill job there it looks great.

did you just use a normal timber to timber joist hanger or a masonry one

You done a good job nice spell of weather you had

Great work pal

Amazing !!!!! this is what I want to do. Can you tell me what them blocks are called? what cement would I need? and what's that wood called? Cheers

Better than most bricklayers I know ..Good on you bud least your trying

very good professional look, especially wearing gloves.

Could you tell me. What is a breeze block. One of them new light blocks? There building sheds, houses with the. Are the any good. Heard they are the go in London

what door did you use and the dimensions you left for the door ?

Impressive stuff mate. Looks like you were using the brickie mate? I want to construct a garden room/garage with double cavity wall - first two courses went down and were 7kn concrete blocks and are square... I am thinking (and really thinking hard at this stage) of doing the remaining blockwork myself this myself given footings/foundation and first couple of courses down. Can I ask: 1. How did you ensure the mix was consistent for the whole build? 2. If I want to have sides of outer leaf in concrete block and then front/back in red facing bricks as they look nicer and dont want to render - is there a way to tie them together in the corners? 3. Not planning to hang much on the walls but for inner leaf is using the intermediate 3.5kn aggregate blocks fine? Alot easier to handle... Thanks

Great neat work. Hello from Serb.

What sand did you use? I am building a pond not sure if should use red or sharp sand

So can a slab be pourd after building the wall too.

Good job mate 👍

What was the red tool called and whats the benefit of using it than just slapping it on?

how much is it for a pallet of these blocks and how many do you get ??

I'm a bricklayer and for someone who isn't you've done a fantastic job mate 👍

Very good, I'm thinking to do now

great work bro

I like that tool you're using to keep the mortar thickness consistent...what is it called?

how many blocks in total did you use mate?

what blocks did you use here? great work!

10 outta 10 I've being a bricklayer 30 years well done

Good job,what was the total cost

What width block are they, mate? 100mm? Cheers.

What is the width of the door opening for the 8'x6' shed?

Great work, don't listen to the idiots on here though. I'm whipping up a shed the same as this at the moment. Got lots of ideas from your video

Where did you get those plastic guides? They look like a real good tool.

hi learn a lot watching these video im happy

0:42 that black cat was absolutely mesmerized.

We had a good laugh with the mason's helper for mortar thickness, like when my friends laughed at the blinkers on my new Harley. We don;t need no morter helpers or blinkers. I'll let you know when I'm turning. Of course corners without a plumb-bob is an art form but without thin wire rebar the strength is a bit, how you say, bullocks. Just saying with love for all workers. Lawson

What did you do internally for the floor slab or timber suspended?

Thanks. Great video. I've never laid a brick in my life, but I've always wanted to learn how. I see you guys are using the the Bricky thing. I've actually been looking for a video like this (which wasn't a promotional for the Bricky). Seeing a pro mason using it definitely makes me feel better about buying one. Thanks again.

Amazing

looking good fella everybody is the best brickie since sliced bread on these comments I bet they tell you your rendering it wrong aswell

It's a stone cutting blade would be better with a diamond blade but they costly.

How much did materials cost? I want to do something similar for a structure 15ft by 12ft but expanding on an older stricter which is 8ft by 6ft

Very solid shed! I'm just about to build a summer house out of plastic pallets (floor) and salvaged glazed doors.

Good video, is this what is called the Thin Joint technique? Or has anybody heard of it?

The guy is obviously not a brickie, but I think he did a really good job.

Do you need a planning permission for something like this? What are exceptions/limits?

Thanks uploader this was the exit plan?

Rate job well done

I laugh at these idiots who want to school you on all the things you did wrong. You built yourself a shed…good job. Could you have done some things better, of course, we all could. I’m a veteran bricklayer and I think everyone should have a chance at laying some brick or block in their life, it’s therapeutic.

Hey mate any issues from the council on planning permission?

Have you worn the leather brickys mate hat, the one that Noel was giving away?

straight joint o leary

How deep and wide were your foundations?

Question for yourself and any other DIy'ers who've used the brickiemate. Do you find it helps compared to spreading a bed without it? 🤔

fantasticous

Nice

Nice 👍🏼

Great job. Has everything stood the test of time ? I want to build a 2 metre high by 10 metre straight garden wall and was hoping to use this tool, do you think it will be up to the job? Thanks and best of luck

Magnifique la coupe en plein millieu du mur

I thought it was great to see someone doing and sharing to help others. The smart arsed brickies (who are probably apprentices anyway) shouldn't be making puerile comments!I was thinking I would have to use piers on a single skin. Would that only be needed if the walls were bigger?

How long did it take

No pillars?

we-like-it

Are they 4 or 6 inch blocks I cannot tell??

How much does this cost in materials please???

What are those excellent orange things you use to get the mortar laid perfectly? And where can i buy them? I need some (will be building my shed once ive dug it out and got the base down) Thanks!

the pug was the best part!!!1

Should have bumped up cill to make 1m but good job really for Diy fair play