how to finish brickwork using a chariot, bricklaying tutorial

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How to use a brickwork chariot. There are many ways to finish brick work like with weather struck finish, joiner but in this video i'm going to show you how to finish brickwork with a chariot finish commonly know as raked out finish or recess finish, hope you enjoy the video if you did don't forget to leave a like rating and subscribe for more building and brickwork related video every Thursday also a variety of other video during the other days.
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@kwesip6267 Год назад

This is the type of bricks I have on my front garden and I always wondered how it was achieved. Thank you for your wisdom!

@rand49er 3 года назад

Thanks for posting this. About to lay brick today and this is exactly the part I needed to know how to do. Hint: Don't add music to videos.

@kwesip6267 Год назад

The musics fine. This is a great video!

@Bibg867 25 дней назад

Looks great

@dontneedahande 7 лет назад

Many thanks for the tutorials, Stu. Would it be possible to do something giving advice on footings required for different types of build? I need to build a 3.6x2.5 conservatory base. I've done pointing and built a garage wall back in and tidied up window and door installations. Kind Regards, Gary.

@Stucrompton1 7 лет назад

+Gary J. Flaxman always depends on the quality of the growing Gary, dig until you find solid clay ground. If you don't find it then you need it piling 👍

@RATEDCRB 8 лет назад

I'm learning to be a bricklayer and your videos are really helpful, I also like all your work videos they are very interesting

@crumplezone1 8 лет назад

Thats a great tool mate, can you confirm to a Noob like me that if you use this method then the bricks must be frost proof as the faces would have more of a chance of of freezing off beccause of easier water penetration on the brick ?. I say this because the twats who did my front drive walls never did and the faces on a lot of the bricks came off :(

@Stucrompton1 8 лет назад

+Jeff Jones that's right Jeff they have be solid brick like these and not cheap brick with lots of air holes in them

@EpicNGiftedGaming 8 лет назад

Nice one stu great video keep up the gd work I like this style of pointing shame it's not used a lot could you do a tutorial of tuck pointing 👍

@Stucrompton1 8 лет назад

+EpicNGifted Gaming yeah buddy I can try that and thanks

@szymonkowalczyk5217 7 лет назад

good job man...you make good videos, thanks brah

@Stucrompton1 7 лет назад

thanks budy

@kevinrandall3110 8 лет назад

Great video Stu thanks for taking the time

@adriandotsmall 4 дня назад

👍

@conkey4 8 лет назад

Do you boys in the UK strike joints after you rake? I'm not trying to be that guy and I know this is just a quick little tutorial but just curious as a bricky from Canada. Love seeing the vids, helps promote bricks all be it maybe not necessary in uk but over here we are a dying trade

@irvingfive7955 7 лет назад

G RaM hello from London, Ontario! I am in my early forties, and you are right about the dying trade part. All the guys I work with are older than me, with a few exceptions. I once worked with an Englishman, and he too, called the tool a chariot. Different geography, different terms. Cheers!

@kalijasin 3 года назад

Major difference. 😀

@chrisbouwhuis6039 8 лет назад

Great brick tutorials. Really appreciate it. The music was a tad loud making it hard to hear your instructions. Might be an idea to fade the music a bit during times when your talking and then back in for the demonstration only. Well done otherwise!

@Dragon-Slay3r Год назад

Is this the chariot the king seahorse uses? To hide from the sparrows? Is this why they wanted the parrot to fall on its head with the witch?

@danielfrewen4095 7 лет назад

Could you do a video on starting a bricklaying business? I'm currently half way through my bricklaying apprenticeship and I'm looking to do my own work on the weekends and evenings. Awesome videos by the way!

@Stucrompton1 7 лет назад

+Daniel Frewen thanks Daniel yeah sure I can 👍

@danielfrewen4095 7 лет назад

stu crompton hey mate any chance on that video :)? Don't want to seem pushy haha. Just finished my apprenticeship so I'm ready to get stuck in.

@Rohitsingh-b3i 10 месяцев назад

@@danielfrewen4095hope you are a bricklayer today and enjoying your life haha😅

@shardegoweendamconstructio2730 6 лет назад

Good work Sir

@thedocjones2410 7 лет назад

Ive started trying 2 point my dads house to save him money but im struggling as im not a builder or tradesman its old Accrington brick semi detached house the bricks are knackered im using 4-1 mix with plasterciser but im struggling getting a flush finish on the bricks ive tried using bucket handle pointer but its no good is a chariot used for this type of finish ? as I say no experience in this I wasn't sure whether a chariot was used for removing old mortar or like on this video its used for finishing of slightly wet cement ?

@Stucrompton1 7 лет назад

its used for a finish bud, you want to finish with weather struck finish for repointing a house really

@thedocjones2410 7 лет назад

+stu crompton thanks 4 reply will do that ..

@davedavids2231 7 лет назад

top man

@luckyboy1783 8 лет назад

great video mate any chance you could do a tutorial on an English bond

@Stucrompton1 8 лет назад

yeah ry sure mate i can do that no probs

@callumdavies1533 8 лет назад

When would you normally use one of those?

@Stucrompton1 8 лет назад

whenever the customer wants that type of finish cal

@daiburt1833 6 лет назад

I used to go to work by chariot , now I'm a bit like Hugh Hefner I wear pajamas all day and live on a big estate 😁

@ItzBLZE 8 лет назад

Good video mate , maybe do a fun video like how many bricks you can lay goin as fast as you can in 3 or 4 minutes :), thatl be a great video

@basselkonbos Год назад

Hello, how are you?

@jamiewatkinson5427 4 года назад

After u use the chariot aren't u supposed 2 use a flat jointer to smooth off joints?

@Stucrompton1 4 года назад

yes jamie, old video this

@lukemedcraft446 8 лет назад

Can you do one building an arch or some dog tooth ?

@Stucrompton1 8 лет назад

+luke medcraft yeah nice one Luke I will do that next week maybe pal

@lukemedcraft446 8 лет назад

Sweet nice one currently doing my level 3 NVQ in bricklaying and just started an axed arch

@luciensmith9958 6 лет назад

i reckon you could go into a bit more depth about how to rake the muck out?

@edwardhyman1953 8 лет назад

can you do one building from scratch and name all the tools and different bricks or blocks and they purpose

@Stucrompton1 8 лет назад

yes edward im planning that video soon mate

@edwardhyman1953 8 лет назад

Thanks brother

@andypants8848 8 лет назад

it's funny how this type of finish is becoming more popular with new commercial buildings? the job I'm on up newcastle is a nightmare, red brick but just as awkward as Staffordshire blues and the mucks like pea soup everyday total pain to rake out even after 8hrs

@Stucrompton1 8 лет назад

i know exactly how you feel andrew