Top class, excellent work, from fellow bricklayer of nealy 50yrs.

Welcome back, another top job explained in clear simple terms.

top class Rob

Been watching your vids for bloody years, still the best bricky on here... my god some of these line monkeys u see on here calling themselves bricklayers.....🤦‍♂️ brilliant as always Rob.

Stunning work, I find myself constantly watching your videos over and over again every evening, purely for the fact that I know I'm learning from the very best in the game. Ive only been bricklaying a few years myself so I'm trying to pick up as much as I possibly can but If I can get to be as half as good as the standard you set, i would be a very happy man!. Fantastic work 👍🧱

Absolutely the best trowel on KZfaq. Fantastic brickwork with a mortar colour that really makes the feature stand out, keep posting the video's Rob they're a joy to watch.

Brilliant work Rob thank you for sharing, I'm a bricklayer myself but your the most skilled I've ever seen not many people can do the range of things you can like all the different arches, spiral piers, ECT and be able to set them out from scratch. Top notch 👍👍

Lovely job Rob. Love watching you videos. As a bricklayer myself, you inspire me to take on the more complicated jobs whenever possible.

beautiful work rob. a true craftsman of our trade.

Here he is back again ! At last ! Superb herringbone panel Rob👍🏻 and that stone wall is beautiful too, keep the videos coming

Hi Rob, amazing video. The finished wall really looks incredible 👍 I wish that I had 0.5% of your skills.

What a talented man you are and what a privilege to be able to view your work . Justin brickright 👍

Did one myself couple years back on a inglenook in a big house been on trowel 46 yrs still love to watch a craftsman like yourself 👌

Learnt something new. Always done herringbone with plumb lines but never used a set square thanks for that rob. I'll be taking that on board cheers great work

hi i have been a bricklayer for 30 years now and just came across your channel, the plumb line through the peaks is an excellent trick i have done quite a lot of herringbone panels over the years but used a level to plumb through the peaks which i have always found quite tricky holding it against the brickwork and moving the brick each time to suit. i will be using your method next one i do simple quick and effective wish i had thought of it myself thanks mate

That's Some Awesome Work👍👍

You are the best Rob! Here a fan from Argentina

ROB.The best on the job.

Safe to say we are all glad your back Rob 👍🏼. Lovely job that . The other panels with the small cobbles in are very common in Lytham St Anne’s near Blackpool and the local area . See you soon on the next one 👌🏼🧱👍🏼

Thats very good work indeed Thank you for posting

Очень красивая и необычная работа👍👍👍👍👍

Just beautiful rob. Like said before. Such a talent and last of a great generation. “Learn your trade enjoy your craft” That’s certainly what you do. Stay safe.

Welcome back Rob. The internet has missed you.

Lovely wall a amazing feature on any building and great explaination on the panel makes me want to go outside and build one,i think i might now i have plenty of time last time i did a panel it was at college in the nineties

This kind of quality and skill of work bring tears to my eyes;can we all just soak in how beautiful the results are when done correctly.

Superb

A labor of love.

wish i had learnt to set it out with the string lines like that, nice setup.

mr SONGER.wonderful.exelent profesional.

Fantastic!!!

Superb.

''Brickwork! Is it not the 'Standing Line Poetry's' of their Poet?'' -William Gilpin 32620 Former Custom Home Bricklayer '75 - '83 in DFW Texas.

Keeping busy cup well done!!

Lovely work

Your back Rob , Where you been ? Really nice panels there , look great set against the cobbles.

Yeahhh, Rob Songer is back!!!

Top brickwork rob! Any news on the twisted squares? Thanks Tom

Lovely work, as always Rob. I really like the colour of the mortar. Is there any pigment added or is it just the colour of the sand? Very nice 👍

Brilliant

Lovely

Wowsers. What is that place? Is it a barn?

absolutely beautiful mate as always, I have a project I have been asked to price with lots of herringbone panels in your opinion, if you don't mind me asking would be a fair price per m squared? cheers good to see you back

Hi Rob ... great job.. just a personal preference... think the flint work should be randomly laid .. not in lines.. to get that dry stone effect.. otherwise.. looking good Bud..👌👍

Great work Rob. I'd love to come to one of your Saturday workshops. Is the flint work yours as well. I'd love to see a video on how to do that.

Hi Rob, the whole job looks stunning and historical. Your work is a pleasure to view. Your skills are masterful and world class. Are you a Norfolk dumpling? I hear Norfolk in your accent. I`m probably way out on that one! Good to see you back.

Another Songer masterpiece. Did you also do the (Flint?) cobbling? It sure looks like you may well have done. That's an art form all on its own.

One of the best brickling KZfaqr wish ot was proper video talking ect

Good ease work I suppose it was much hard back hundreds off years ago when you had to get the right red clay mould for the bricks, today we have power tools and set squares, etc back hundreds off years ago they had no power tools only foot and hand power them lathes

do you gauge the courses for the panel height or just cut accordingly?

Lovely brickwork for a Suffolk boi, come over north Norfolk and we’ll get your flintwork up to scratch😉😂

Do you do that with a 9m wide panel ?

are them other panels done in Scottish cobbles mate ?

Rob it’s too long between videos, we need more, cheers

Robi hello from 🇷🇺

Some of those bricks seem kind of roundish in that wall.

Still waiting for the Flemish bond tutorial Rob

Does it matter how big the first cut is

How are you mixing your lime what ingredients? Im using hydrated lime 1:3

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So Priddy

And all rectangular bricks , equal In dimension. Piece of piss. Try it when there’re all different sizes.