HUGE GALVANISED LINTEL REPLACEMENT 11 FEET LONG !!! 

Looks like shit, not only did you break bond with the existing brick, you broke bond on the three courses with each other!!! Not sure WHY you couldn't see the pattern on the existing 3/4 brick closure. Another sloppy job i would refuse to pay for.

Guys like these will never be out of work! Pride, experience and knowledge! Proper tradesmen!

Great tip from Alex regarding the hessian

Another job done to perfection !! Excellent craft guys 😁👌🏼🙏🏼

Beautiful job, and no I couldn't spot the cracked brick. The key thing in any type of work is don't cut corners. There's plenty of people who know how to do stuff properly but can't be arsed and then there's these two guys. I don't know what you guys charge but I do know your customers get incredible value for money.

Nice neat job with no drama 😀 good trick with the glue and brick. 👍

The attention to detail and pride you have in your work is admirable

Just like the Lintel and been there since the house was built. Such skill you pair have got and customers must be happy they’ve managed to get you.

Nice work, a pleasure to watch, thanks!

Great job as usual. Such a tough job that you make look easy! Love your channel! 💕🌵

Great job Steve on fixing broken brick look forward to NX video 👍

Great job lads, very interesting. Appreciate all the work you do to create/edit and upload these videos.

Superb work guys🤩 'sun's out, guns out'💪

Super job her two, best craftsmen greetings from Germany 👍

Just a guy from the Netherlands so please don´t judge me on spelling . love watching you're videos. keep up the good work ! real craftsmen. Just ignore the crappy comment you sometimes get.

Cracking vis the trouble those lintels cause is frightening good job.👍😎👍😎👍😎

Thanks for the vid guys. Great job!

As a rank DIYer I have stuck broken bricks and roof tiles back together with marine epoxy. Works a treat.

Brilliant stuff - from, your latest subscriber from NZ, but my eye was constantly drawn to that Makita radio perched on a wobbly stack of bricks. great stuff.

Good Job guys.

Fantastic job again

Great job lads!

You could have nicked a brick from above the garage and replaced it with the repaired one .

Cracking video and lovely looking job lads! 👍🏻

Neat job again lads 👍💪

That rip saw looks amazing mate! Laughed to myself when I saw that huge lump of compo come out of the cavity 🤣 and nowerdays NHBC cry about a little snot 🤦🤦 Very nice job mate, bullet proof with that Lintel and mesh over👌👌 Keep up the great videos lads! Sorry for missing the live..pretty much always miss them as always eating or walking the dog around 8pm🤦🤦😨

Another cracking job stay safe lads.

Never a corner cut always done to perfection another top job from the dynamic duo 🤣🤣 well done lads 👍🧱🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Great tradie

You can fill up the gap on top of the window and the bricks with compression tape.

Great job ,but we were always made to slate up the top bed joint the day after & re-point

I have a roof tile that broke on my extension over 30 years ago and I stuck it back together with Araldite. It's still there.

Another good job lads 🧱🧱🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼

Great job lads

Lovey job guys,

Excelente trabajo 👌👌 saludos desde Chile 🇨🇱👌💯🧱

"OMG just pinched my chest" I thought Brickies were supposed to be tough ya big cissy ?🤣😂🤣😂🤣 Great job Steve as usual

You can get zinc galvanizing paint in an aerosol spray. Used it many times installing structural steel on telco towers.

ohh pinched ma chest lol also lifting that lintel up i thought something else was being lifted up too from ya shorts now that would of hurt lol. great vid and 2nd row up 6 along :)

Great job guys. Just looking at your acro's and strong boys. Are they they XL ones which can support up to 300mm? (so will support both the brick and the block work? if needed) have you ever needed to support all the way through?

Lol guys, your like dentist removing a bad tooth…. Pull them out 😂🍺👍🔨🎉💥

Nice day for working. You wouldn't credit it as being November. It looks really quick compared that last with the rusting rsj. I just recognised it when you went round the side.

Nice job I'd be happy with that

Great job lads. Have you ever come across a steel angle lintel where there was a gap (around 7mm) between the top face of the flat of the lintel and the inderside of the brick that it is supporting?

proper job

Guys.... There is no shame in repairing a brick. I did a corner about 17 years ago (London Brick /Phorpres,,, Rustic) I know it is there and often go to property for work even now. Nobody but me has ever noticed it. Bob (Somerset)

Brickwork looks good when cleaned and repointed… I thought that new lintel was a bit on the wide side…and be careful when cutting (…heating up) galvanised steel, it gives off fumes that can badly affect your lungs…!! Wear a mask to protect from fumes, and make sure you water cool it whilst cutting so the temp of the steel stays well below 200°c…

I’ve watched quite a few of your videos. If that lintel was put in when the house was built why has it corroded so much? How is the water getting onto the lintel, there was a cavity tray. Is it an exposed site, is the wind blowing rain onto the lintel?

What saw and blades are you using

that old white insulation is a nightmare not sure what it is but makes you cough, great video

Two bricks in from left and second course up. What do I win? Great job lads.

Alternative title. HUGE GALVANISED LINTEL REPLACEMENT 3.35 Meters !!! :D

I'm saving this one for the weekend so nobody tell me the ending 👍

What blade have u got in the recip saw?

sound job

It’s all about understanding the lentil provides strength…. But you need to dress and protect the lentil… !!!

What is the glue , I have a small roll edging to repair job to do

Was it necessary to remove?What problems were identified?

I've took my comments down "it's not right to pick on you "I'm just but hert 😵40 years on the trowel 🥶I've seen it all "glad I'm retired now 🙈☠but I still get annoyed when I see the same thing happening "when I was just a wee boy in the 70s boy did we get bullied???no healf and safety in them day's one's again ill say sorry to you lads crack on "keep the brickies going 👍

Why did you roll joint the 3 courses insteak of raking it to match the existing brickwork?

Entertaining video, watched to the end as usual. I'm not a bricki. I can't see how the perps would change by much if you're taking out bricks and putting exactly the same ones back? So to me the problem isn't your bricklaying it was the guy before. As for gluing brick back together, modern adhesives are the best. Your problem was you put far too much on. They bond by chemical reaction so you only need a smear of glue, then the crack won't be visible, if it sqeezes out you've put too much on. Can't believe people are chucking ww2 at you! We should be worrying about ww3 right now!

Wheres the best place to get the galvanised angle from mate im from around your end and turns out all the lintels i bought are indeed incorrect 😂🤦🏼‍♂️

A couple of nails into the timber behind the lintel will hold it straight. They only need to take some weight until you brick it up.

Hello

5 bricks in on the second row ?

oww just pinched my chest ,,, right on my belly button lololol

How far will you travel to a job

Hey shop at berry's? You must be local to me? I'll Bob round to see your work ",

Can I ask you Steve+Alex where did you buy that galvanized lintel from please ?

Not gonna lie, but when I saw you putting those cuts in as I was shocked at how you appeared to have messed up the bond. Fear not. It wasn't until the end when you showed us what you were working off of to the right. What you were pulling off of the perps were wandering all over the place

What are those brackets called that u use on top of ur support posts??

Next time you glue a brick together wipe it off with some solvent cleaner

Broken brick second course up above the left window

With the best of intentions, IMHO a piece of plastic film over the window would be cheap insurance. I have seen what mortar can do to glass. Spot on otherwise.

Ok, repairing a brick with glue…. That’s new to me👍

Bullshit your not proping the dry wall "unless your putting an angle iron in?

you should know when alls running smooth the belly button pincher will rear its ugly head

Complete cowboys I mean, you clearly had a perfectly good skip of rubble and you didn’t even empty it down the back of that cavity tray! Oh and on another note, stop using galvanised steels.. think of the future bricky children who will need repair work! Those things are going to last 100 years ☹️

Having watched you guys replace lots of lentils, it seems to me, every lentil you have replaced was never dressed and protected after install !

No weep holes