Good neat work and a pleasure to see old school trowels getting on with business.

Nice clean work ,full perps, pride in your job.

One way to tell a Craftsman without seeing his work? The Stabila level is a good indicator. Not many noobs are sporting a $300 level

Nice work 👍

Proper old school 🙏teach some these youngest a thing or 2 and probably a smash up the ear hole for chatting back 🤙😂

Great video dude just came across your channel. Love the use of second level to steady other level when plumbing down 😎👍🏻 new sub.

Gettin started is always the toughest part. You take the time to do it right. Rest of the job goes fine. Nice job bud!!

Lovely old school laying......like a well oiled machine!

Love watching a proper tradesman at work being a decorator my self and also on the maintenance side of the trade you don't half see some crap. Not here though keep up the good work bud

Great stuff. Be nice to see more videos as the job progresses.

Yes I used to be a Bricklayer as was my Father as was my uncle .There is a part of me that misses it... having said that I'm now living the dream in New Zealand and wouldn't lay bricks again if you paid me. Keep up the good work smudger

You joint your bricks the exact same way I do. Nice and full perps.

Never seen someone do there perps like that but fair play

The right way full perps and nice relaxed steady action

Yeahhhhh , at last traditionally laid bricks

The way he throws mortar is the modern way to insure a joints are full front to back. I am watching to improve my skills before putting up a three flue chimney from the roof to 50'. I have three to do on my 1886 Streetcar house.

nice one bud proper old school ,you and glen veness best on youtube

Ha ha had to laugh at arm chair bricklayer comments ~ but your showing how they use to set out no lasers 👍👍

Excellent craftsmanship sir!👍 Please upload more videos like this was very interesting and enjoyable 👍👍🍺

Nice to see a brick layer taking great care in his work,there's too many rough and ready brickies around quality not quantity. If I was buying a house I would by one that you built it will stay up.Great video keep em coming. 👍👍👍

If u been laying less then 10yrs, I advice you not to tell them how things go 🤣

👍 nice video , this guy don’t fuk around lol lovely work , u make that corner setting look so easy 👌

As my Dad used to say "putting one on top of two".

Lol great vid bud ! Ignore the armchair bricklayers, you obviously know what your doing 👌👍 new sub 🧱

Guys I need some serious advise looking for a bricklayer. A guy as done some work for my mum and messed the wall up big time. What do I need to be looking at to know that they are actually a skilled bricklayer? as this guy was on Checkatrade and there's no way he's a professional.

Hey Bruce you tried whistling as you can’t sing😂🤣🥲😅👎

Hi bud I'm a student brick layer. Very new to the game. I noticed the odd 1 or 2 bricks were layed with the frog down. Is there a specific reason for this?

Just think lads,you could have been someone 🤣🤣🤣

Whty don't you lay your your beds narrower?

REAL. BRICKLAYER, (. NO GLOVES. . .

As a bricky this was hard to watch, guessing your on day rate

You in Agony all these little squeaks noises you keep making

I need some of this.

Skippy the bush kangaroo....

Always push mortar on your trowel with your hands? Must have some fried up skin at the end of the day.

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Slow you down boi

Using thermo blocks in the footings not a good idea they soak up a lot of water and will crumble after a few years

What ratio mortar is that?

Good job but would not be fussed on them bricks below dpc👍

Nice work👌🏼 what language is this?

Why don’t you wet the bricks before bonding them..? Maybe you did but didn’t show us?

Don’t suppose you’ve got any apprenticeships going lol😂

Good job bud I have to say this is a dying trade I've been doing Block & Brick for 30 years and have worked hard building my business and a good reputation as a good Mason but I am thinking about quitting because I cannot find laborers because he work is too hard nobody wants to work for a living anymore it will probably be a dead trade in the next 30 Years sorry to say

Great job but would love it if you used a tripod instead of the camera on your head.

Tap tap tap

Why is this 'experienced' bricklayer using porous lightweight blockwork below ground? No building inspector I know would pass that

Got sick of the camera movement..take it off ya head and lie be back