Wow, that sounds great. Thank you so much for watching and I promise that I have lots more to come.

the lower section is laid using a trammel then the window is placed in for the top arch to be laid. Please watch the Premiership Bullseye I did, it has more detail for a Bullseye. thank you for watching

@@robsonger1 Great! The twisted spiral arch is absolutely amazing and is on my bucket list of learning how to do. Have you put out any videos of how you got your start in masonry and how you learned how to do those unique designs and layouts? If not, I'm sure I'm not the only one who would really enjoy hearing how you got to the level of craftsmanship where you are now. Did you work with an amazing craftsman during your early years or was it mostly self taught?? Anyway, thanks again for the time and effort putting out these videos! They are truly fascinating! Take Care!

In a real situation at least anytime I did a round window it was already on the house but I guess that's why rob is so impressive cus doesn't need the window their already like the rest of use

I'm hoping to see Rodian soon...I think its only going to be 2 of us....but I'd love to see you and Alex there

@@robsonger1 . We would love to have come down there 🤩🤩🧱👍🏽

Not these days, everything is insulated cavity closers and they provide a barrier against damp

Interesting . Thanks for a response

Yes me too, I have 3 large ones but my smaller dividers got lost on a job once..

Flemish bond

Yes, I think it is...

not a word 😀 couldnt understand wtf he was on about

I certainly am.... he's a great chap with great tales...I'm just absorbed in my brickwork...as always..

And???

@@jimmorrison3878 and its shit work.. pretending ur good doesnt make u good.

we often use gauge rods, occasionally storey rods but they are always on houses or extensions. On smaller/intricate works then its a tape measure all day long..

@robsonger1 is there one you can buy or do you always have to make your own Guage rod

@@robsonger1 like my Guage rod is a folding ruler that they sell at masonry supply stores

@robsonger1 and it has different marks from 0 to 9 0 is no joint and 9 is a big joint

Hi Kevin, I'm not sure your question is quite worded correctly. I use Pi on my twisted work, for a simple Bullseye or an arch the gauge is spaced on a battern as seen in this video.

Do you even realise who you’re talking to ? You should kneel and ask for forgiveness

My god you guys. If you get hung up with the tape measure you really are missing everything

Kevin colt or should I call you Karen please stick to posing with your Ferrari and leave the appropriate comments to the people that truly appreciate and understand what it means to be a professional bricklayer I served my apprenticeship way back in sixties at Salisbury tech College Salisbury wilts while working for local builder lucky enough to get to do some restoration work for listed buildings that gave me a true insight into what is commonly known as bricklaying iv traveled extensively throughout Europe and seen first hand the outstanding quality that is achieved by some people I can truly say rob songer is right up there with the very best in all of Europe and for certain the usa the beautiful brickwork seen on east coast of usa is only representing the bricklayer from Europe and UK that built the majority of the finest houses and public buildings in Eastern usa rob is word class so I personally think you owe him either an apology or just keep your comments to yourself

Never mind just keep trying you'll get it eventually

Yep, you are so good to pick up on that

Perhaps you should display your own work to dazzle us with your brilliance instead of the garbage you have posted on your Chanel so far. Just a thought.