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Spreading Mortar for Block Work [For Students] 

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Learn Parts of the Trowel
Learn Loaf Method of Mortar Removal
Learn Body Mechanics
Learn how to Spread Mortar for Bed and Head Joints for Block Work
Learn Project and Pan Positioning
Key Terms: Trowel (and Parts), Stringing, Head Joint, Bed Joint, Loaf, Mortar, Mortar Pan, Block, Sash, Ear, Body Mechanics, Setting Mortar on the Trowel, Economy of Motion
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Thanks for your time,
PB
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@masonry2018
@masonry2018 2 года назад
Dislike. Thumbs up to dislike.
@marving6755
@marving6755 Год назад
Tumb upppp sir where u do t video from
@terrencetaylor8196
@terrencetaylor8196 9 месяцев назад
Sir I wanna thank you from the core of my being for this video.
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 9 месяцев назад
@@terrencetaylor8196 Thanks for the comment!
@austinhoran6288
@austinhoran6288 3 месяца назад
Great Job! Like all professionals you make it look easy. I am 67 and you gave me a great start on my next project rebuilding a 200 year old milk shed I will lay block and put a stone exterior on it Thanks
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 3 месяца назад
@@austinhoran6288 Thanks for the comment! Good luck with the build!
@user-jq4fp2yy1k
@user-jq4fp2yy1k 3 месяца назад
Im a minute in and i love you bro "this part is called the handle" you sold me to finish the video
@sheelshox345
@sheelshox345 20 дней назад
Yea this is the kind of thing where I'm like, "Please, dumb it ALL the way down for me."
@raisam2159
@raisam2159 2 месяца назад
This tutorial is the best one on this topic. I got frustrated watching dozens of other videos until i watched yours. Just outstanding!
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 2 месяца назад
Thanks for the kind comment!
@clintcoles9823
@clintcoles9823 2 года назад
I am going to lay blocks for the first time and what I have viewed has given me confidence to have a go.
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
I hope everything worked out! Thanks for the comment!
@interestinoldschool8080
@interestinoldschool8080 Год назад
Sir, I can't tell you how much this tutorial just helped me. I am a homeowner and former carpenter, built a true timber frame pavilion and poured a proper foundation for a fireplace at one end. Started laying out my block last night and suffered everything you laid out as what not to do....lol. This video will be a true lifesaver going forward, thank you so much, really appreciate it. Great job, super concise and easy to follow, loved it. ~ Old School.
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
That's a very nice comment, thank you!
@webcoderltd
@webcoderltd 2 года назад
Finally a proper video that includes all pretty much all aspects that mansons should care about - many thanks! I found it after finishing my 11m long 4 corse of concrete hollow blocks (440mm x 215mm x 215mm) wall and my body is aching! One thing that no one mentioned is consistency of mortar - for a lot heavier 7N concrete hollow blocks one needs a bit more stiffer mortar than for other ones. They kept sinking right to the block underneath so had to add less wather to mortar thank normal for each mix.
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
Thanks for the comment! Yes, the weight of the block may affect how you choose to mix up the mortar. Also, the web thickness of the block also can affect how much the block will sink.
@richardl.patras7152
@richardl.patras7152 2 года назад
I am a High School Construction teacher who struggles to find proper teaching videos. This is a perfect video for my class. Thanks, and consider making more
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 2 года назад
Thanks for the comment! I will be making more videos, just trying to carve out the time is the difficult part! Thanks again, PB.
@ltridge504
@ltridge504 2 года назад
I agree this is a great video. I'm a carpenter, but am preparing to build a root/storm cellar and haven't done much block work.
@ltridge504
@ltridge504 2 года назад
Richard, check out the Essential Craftsman channel. He is great! Very knowledgeable about every aspect of construction and explains things thoroughly without being condescending. From building, bidding, efficiently operating, and different phases of the job, i have enjoyed every video that I've watched.
@beckersworldinc.171
@beckersworldinc.171 8 месяцев назад
44 year long career as a mason, custom work in Beverly Hills for movie stars and 25 years building casinos in Vegas. I've seen every boot out there with their nasty habits, nice to see someone teach the correct way of wicking the trowel, so many slap the trowel on the mud board splashing mud everywhere.
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 8 месяцев назад
Thanks for the comment! That sounds like a lot of fun, building casinos in Vegas. I was out there this past winter. They were working on some casino, and I thought it was really cool to see how they covered the scaffolding with a tarp that looked like the actual building. Probably fools 99% of people. Thanks again.
@Backswell
@Backswell 6 месяцев назад
Did you do any of the decorative stonework in Caesar’s palace? If so I owe you thanks, it inspired me to get in the trade
@beckersworldinc.171
@beckersworldinc.171 6 месяцев назад
@@Backswell I block foreman on the Gondola canal on the third floor of the Venetian and was the brick foreman for the Cannery North. I didn't work on anything at Ceasers but did some ledger stone work in the Cosmopolitan. Did some stone on the Red Rock Station and at the Hard Rock I laid stone around the pool area, so much work in the 90s
@Backswell
@Backswell 6 месяцев назад
@@beckersworldinc.171 that’s great I’ll see what I can find online for pictures. Wish I could get next to you on the trowel and pick your brain. Anywho God bless and Merry Christmas
@jean-yvesdurocher8467
@jean-yvesdurocher8467 3 месяца назад
Great video. Like any skilled and technique: the devil is in the details. You cover every small details. This is great. Need a video on stone wall too! Thanks!
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 3 месяца назад
Thanks for the comment! Unfortunately I don't do much stonework, other than what's called "Quarry Cut" stone. It's "lick and stick" stone. I do, however, do a ton of stone pointing. I'll make a video regarding that this summer. Thanks again.
@anthonykinrade8642
@anthonykinrade8642 Месяц назад
Best video i have seen on this subject, excellent tutor.....!
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Месяц назад
Thanks for the comment!
@d_k_C_A
@d_k_C_A 2 года назад
Absolutely awesome tutorial. I am laying block down for a vault room and today was my first attempt. Needless to say I had some choice words... And also praise for you mason's. Tomorrow I am going to use this video and step by step try it. I thank you good sir
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 2 года назад
A vault room sounds cool! I hope it all worked out okay for you. If you haven't gotten to it yet, just remember to take your time, no rush!
@isaacpineda
@isaacpineda Год назад
I just saw the best instructional video for a specific trade. Great job in the instructions. And thanks for getting right to it and not having unnecessary introduction to the video.
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
Thanks for the kind comment!
@keviningles5580
@keviningles5580 29 дней назад
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@hv3926
@hv3926 Год назад
This is great. I will watch this process a million times until I attempt my foundation myself.
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
Thanks!
@nyrangers3150
@nyrangers3150 6 месяцев назад
Very well done and explained. Love this video. Thank You!
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 6 месяцев назад
Thanks for the comment!
@itatabisine6250
@itatabisine6250 8 месяцев назад
Real, informative video that I should have watched first before I did my 90mm block wall . . . . . . Thank you Sir for your video, it is really well explained and good. Cheers from Down Under!
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 8 месяцев назад
Thanks for the comment!
@phillipjacobs2758
@phillipjacobs2758 Год назад
Step by step illustration at its best .. love the tutorial ...
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
Thanks for the comment!
@jadesystem
@jadesystem 8 месяцев назад
I needed to see this video. Attempting to build a retaining wall without any advice or expertise is frustration "Hell on Earth" !! I have a lot of respect for Masons. I'll never look at workers doing this type of profession as basic manual laborers but a highly skilled professional. I've had to teardown my retaining wall 3x because I did not get this right. I've gone so far as to devise and plan to build a jig for the "H" pattern footprint And having the square dual holes covered while mortar is applied then removed once spread. This is an excellent technical how-to DIY instructional video. Its the best I've seen for my application. Thanks Masonry201. .
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 8 месяцев назад
Thanks for the comment! Nice idea on the jig, believe it or not, they do make something like that for both brick and block. In my opinion, the time that one would spend fiddling with the jig can be used to just practice the traditional way. Students usually get it in an hour or two of diligent practice. Thanks again!
@scottwillis5434
@scottwillis5434 3 месяца назад
Might have a look at the RU-vid videos on retaining walls. I like "Stan "Dirt Monkey" Genadek"s videos. Water needs to be able to flow through the wall, otherwise it builds up a lot of hydrostatic pressure. 0.4335 PSI per foot of depth; a 4 foot high wall could have about 1.6 PSI. Convert PSI to pounds per square foot by multiplying by 12 x 12 square inches per square foot: goes from 0 pounds per square foot at the water table, up to 250 pounds per square foot at 4 feet down. A retaining wall has a lot of square feet. You do not want to keep the ground water from flowing out.
@seancushman
@seancushman 6 месяцев назад
Great videos, I'm not looking forward to the second half of my garage wall. First half killed me as i did everything wrong that you could😂. I watched a lot of videos and at 55 have figured out why i hate mason work... I never knew how to do it correctly! Thanks brother
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 5 месяцев назад
Thanks for the comment! Good luck with the 2nd half, you'll do even better than you did on the first half!
@michaeltablet8577
@michaeltablet8577 3 дня назад
Excellent video!
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 3 дня назад
Thanks for the comment!
@kennethgraham3828
@kennethgraham3828 28 дней назад
Excellent basic instructions...very informative.
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 27 дней назад
Thanks for the comment!
@NoxEr.est2010
@NoxEr.est2010 11 месяцев назад
Thanks for the video man, I got my first day on Monday this video sure helped out alot!!
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 11 месяцев назад
Good Luck!
@juniorpink1021
@juniorpink1021 Год назад
EXCELLENT!!!NOW THAT'S HOW YOU TEACH!
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
I appreciate that! Thanks!
@ML6103
@ML6103 Год назад
I have english as a first language but I can see how good this would be for someone with English as a second language- everything clearly spoken and easy to understand. Excellent video.
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
Thanks for the comment! I try to take my time and speak clearly for videos. In my normal, everyday talking, I'm sure I butcher the English language. :)
@matoko123
@matoko123 2 года назад
Very good. I've laid maybe 300 blocks in my time but now I actually know HOW to do it right. I've a big wall to build in spring, the first thing I'm going to do is buy one of those trowels. Thanks :)
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
Thanks for the comment! I hope the wall got built!
@matoko123
@matoko123 Год назад
@@masonry2018 It did get built :) I got my trowel and used your technique and it was a success, thanks again :)
@michaelorozco1617
@michaelorozco1617 Год назад
I liked almost everything with the video, except the smear of the end blocks on the ends. My father was in the concrete business for over 50 years. He taught me many of these techniques. However once he puts his load on top of the block, he then takes another cinder block and turns it on end to end. Tall end up. He then spreads the mortar on the tall end, just like you would on the elongated cinder block. He then lifts up the block and lays it into place. Now again, my father had been doing this for many years. He knew exactly how to judge the distance that he needed in order to place that cinder block in place. He then would follow the string line and ensure it was level, and taking the butt end of the trowel and tapping on top of the cinder block until it was perfectly in place and level. This is also the way that I do it now. Also sometimes I wet the block to make sure of adhesion as well. That of course depends on the temperature outside. Other than that, I really enjoyed your video.
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
Thanks for the comment! The process you mentioned is exactly how I first learned to lay block. There are positives and negatives to that method, just like any other method really. If working on scaffold, with other masons, there usually isn't room to stand each block up, one at a time; and if there is room, it'd be on top of other stocked block. It also requires the mason to handle each block twice, instead of going directly to the wall. On the positive side, it will almost certainly make for full head joints. There is a way to sort of combine both techniques though. Take a look at "The Fastest Trowel on the Block" competition in Vegas. They combine both actions in one move. Thanks again for the reply!
@geogeduggan6579
@geogeduggan6579 2 года назад
I like the way you teach. Thanks.
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 2 года назад
Thank you!
@zico1583
@zico1583 2 года назад
Great video I've only started been a Labour to the stone Mason. He's showed me how to spread the mortar on the blocks I'm putting to much on at the minute but I'm going try your tips
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
Thanks! Laboring for a stone mason is hard work!
@abrithejay2807
@abrithejay2807 2 месяца назад
Just today i lay my first set of blocks. This video enhances my confidence bro. Love from jamaica. Do you have videos on how to properly render a wall?
@setisuafa6551
@setisuafa6551 Год назад
LOVE THIS. THANK YOU. GOOD TEACHING FOR NOVICES LIKE ME. TALOFA AND FAAFETAI FROM SAMOA.
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
Thank you!
@cram7834
@cram7834 Год назад
I worked at building materials for thirty years you have good knowledge
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
Thanks for the comment!
@honeelemon
@honeelemon 2 месяца назад
These are excellent videos!!!!
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 2 месяца назад
Thanks for the comment!
@marving6755
@marving6755 Год назад
I would say great video but yes but great technique an instruction you do it so goood man you deserve an medal 🏅🏆🎇✨
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
Thanks for the comment!
@joshuawilson1989
@joshuawilson1989 2 года назад
sir I like the way you teach. You really are good nice job keep up the good work
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 2 года назад
Thanks for the kind reply!
@linksalt7000
@linksalt7000 2 месяца назад
Was wondering why you didn’t just slap mud on the head then you immediately showed why on the sash side. About to do my first wall so this was extremely instructional
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 2 месяца назад
Thanks for the comment and good luck!
@jimmurphy4083
@jimmurphy4083 5 месяцев назад
Excellent tutorial, thank you.
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 5 месяцев назад
Thank you!
@AlphaBobFloridaOverlord
@AlphaBobFloridaOverlord 2 года назад
Outstanding information!
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 2 года назад
Thanks!
@paradoxdea
@paradoxdea Год назад
Sir, you are the man!! Exemplary video!!
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
Thank you kindly!
@TheEverythingAcademy
@TheEverythingAcademy 2 года назад
Great instructions. Thank you. 1.25x is perfect speed for me.
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
Thanks, I know I talk at slow speed sometimes!
@alphansorowan6043
@alphansorowan6043 2 года назад
Great job i like your teaching
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 2 года назад
Thank you!
@bradgotschall3259
@bradgotschall3259 Год назад
Good video. Teaching ergonomics and efficiency is so important. Masonry by nature is so repetitive and most people don’t think how much material weight they’re moving in a day. Concrete and masonry is tough work even when it’s efficient. Too slowly we’re wise but too quickly we’re old.
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
Thank you!
@tomm5827
@tomm5827 Год назад
Very well done!!! Thank you
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
Thank you too!
@jimmyreid6516
@jimmyreid6516 Год назад
You are a great teacher
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
Thanks for the comment!
@seanshepherd8853
@seanshepherd8853 2 года назад
Beautiful fundamentals. Now could you please make a video for the best way to pick up the block to lay it to as well as over the line (over the line because some of us don’t have nice bosses)
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
Thanks for the comment! Great idea for exactly how to pick up the block, and different methods. It's in the works if I get around to it.
@jph5035
@jph5035 2 года назад
I like the way you teach
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 2 года назад
Thanks! I'll be making more instructional vids this summer.
@christopherpatrick2343
@christopherpatrick2343 Год назад
Great
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 10 месяцев назад
Thanks for the comment!
@tomreynolds126
@tomreynolds126 6 месяцев назад
Nice Job!
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 6 месяцев назад
Thanks for the comment!
@PaddleDogC5
@PaddleDogC5 2 года назад
You're correct about about keeping your thumb back.
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
Thanks! I learned that the hard way...
@carlitosinvegas6015
@carlitosinvegas6015 2 года назад
Great Video 👍
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
Thank you!
@allenbuck5589
@allenbuck5589 2 года назад
Thanks. Ugh help. From my hill in Sc
@kojomensah7474
@kojomensah7474 Год назад
Thanks once again
@MrRolara
@MrRolara 2 года назад
Thank you .
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 2 года назад
You’re welcome!
@carolinerose5743
@carolinerose5743 2 года назад
Too bad I didn't watch this BEFORE I tried to mortar some block for the first time. Didn't know what I was doing and did everything wrong. Mortar wouldn't stick to anything, I think it was too thick. Didn't know about making a loaf, flicking the wrist, etc. I gave up trying to use the trowel. All I knew was that I had a wheelbarrow full of mortar that I needed to use before it got hard. So I used my hands to put the mortar on the blocks. Now my finger tips are all bloody and raw. LOL. Thanks for teaching me how to do it right!
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 2 года назад
First off, props to you for giving it a try! In the grand scheme of things, the block don’t care how mortar is applied to them. If you used your hands to apply the mortar, so be it! I hope the block you laid are to your liking. All masons know the feeling of raw hands, that’s for sure. Your hands will heal, but the pride you can enjoy of building something for yourself will last a long time.
@skiingcrazed
@skiingcrazed 2 года назад
I could have written this comment verbatim. I got flustered and used my hands like a kid playing with play dough. But so far the blocks are still upright… so far…
@bitsinmyblood
@bitsinmyblood 10 месяцев назад
excellent detail
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 10 месяцев назад
Thanks for the comment!
@steventhehistorian
@steventhehistorian 2 года назад
I've never been a fan of Adam Sandler's acting but I must say he is doing really good at teaching masonry.
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
Don't tell anyone, but I'm pursuing masonry after my movie career has somewhat ended.
@sfisomtshali
@sfisomtshali 10 месяцев назад
Good teacher so much 😀😀😀
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 9 месяцев назад
Thank you! 😃
@Larg57
@Larg57 Год назад
Really enjoyed the video, looking forward to viewing more masonry videos. Where is your school? Also, for training purposes what is your mortar mix? Thanks, great work!
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
Thanks or the comment! The College is in Media, PA. It's a trade college that offers several different trades. The mortar mix is 4 parts bar and to one part hydrated lime.
@stanslasphirindandalika295
@stanslasphirindandalika295 Год назад
Will try
@marving6755
@marving6755 Год назад
Seee thats alll it need just a goood instructor an the correct way how to proceed an build on than man it like i watch just this video twice man please reply an share an feedback so i can ear ur reply thank uou for the great guidance an instruction sir thnks
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
Thanks for the comment!
@dixiehandyman
@dixiehandyman 2 года назад
I've been replacing a basement wall that was no good and tomorrow I'll be finishing it. I like the way you presented everything in this video. I've been doing everything with zero instruction, I think it'll go a little easier now that I see how you use the trowel and how to properly load it. I had most of it figured out but this should set me straight on all of it.
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
I hope everything worked out! Thanks for the comment!
@johnb8389
@johnb8389 Год назад
Excellent.
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
Thanks for the comment!
@borasolutions
@borasolutions Год назад
This is excellent
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
Thanks for the comment!
@sgtboz9730
@sgtboz9730 2 года назад
Thought this was great. Can you please do more videos?
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
Thanks! I'm trying to get more in the works!
@rovormaco2948
@rovormaco2948 2 года назад
Great 😁
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 2 года назад
Thank you!
@setisuafa6551
@setisuafa6551 Год назад
GREAT!
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 10 месяцев назад
Thanks for the comment!
@DINHVANTAM-QTRI
@DINHVANTAM-QTRI Год назад
you are so talented
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
Thank you!
@arthurmiller8336
@arthurmiller8336 11 месяцев назад
I would like to see a video about the footings sizes and what needs to be done to ground
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 11 месяцев назад
That'll be a possible video down the line. There are a few that I need to make before I get to that type of video. Thanks for the comment!
@abscomm
@abscomm 2 года назад
I hope there are going to be more of these videos.
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 2 года назад
There will be eventually. Finding the time nowadays is difficult! Thanks, PB.
@sgtboz9730
@sgtboz9730 2 года назад
@@masonry2018 Definitely do more. This was excellent.
@romilsonsoares1199
@romilsonsoares1199 Год назад
Muito top
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
Thanks!
@RALFY_LIFESTYLE
@RALFY_LIFESTYLE 7 месяцев назад
🙌
@maximilianonarvaez9274
@maximilianonarvaez9274 2 года назад
Se puede pegar block de esa manera con una cuchara de 9" gracias
@PhilipZurcher
@PhilipZurcher Месяц назад
I have all I need to know to try making two piers out front for mounting lights along the driveway...just kidding but this helps!!
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Месяц назад
Thanks for the comment! Good luck with the piers!
@tasmaniandevil7610
@tasmaniandevil7610 Год назад
I have seen professionals leave a diamond shape on top side to side . Not down the line I'd love to do this
@jamaicauniversaltv4465
@jamaicauniversaltv4465 2 года назад
Thank you sir
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 2 года назад
Thanks!
@familyplan979
@familyplan979 Год назад
👏🏻
@seeharvester
@seeharvester 9 месяцев назад
Can I hold my beer in my offhand?
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 8 месяцев назад
Absolutely! :)
@TheEntertainmentPortal
@TheEntertainmentPortal Месяц назад
nice
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Месяц назад
Thanks for the comment!
@hakimislam6218
@hakimislam6218 Год назад
I personally don't like to use the wrist snapping technique, because after doing that about 2,000 times per day, over the coarse of time could wear your wrist out. I prefer to tap my trowel twice, but to each his own. Love your videos and hope there are future Masons taking notes. #SALUTE
@marving6755
@marving6755 Год назад
Where do u may the video ????
@CUBABLOCKMASONRY
@CUBABLOCKMASONRY 7 месяцев назад
👍
@kingjetty4332
@kingjetty4332 5 месяцев назад
Where are you located at I’m interested in taking one of your classes
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 5 месяцев назад
Thanks for the comment! The school is in South-Eastern PA. It is for boys, ages 17-21 only. Williamson College of the Trades
@leandrojesus1109
@leandrojesus1109 Год назад
Como exportar uma dessas
@honeelemon
@honeelemon 2 месяца назад
Is there a certain trowel you recommend for woman (smaller hands, etc)?
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 2 месяца назад
There are big grown men I work with that use small trowels. It doesn’t matter your frame or hand size, some people prefer smaller trowels, and you can accomplish just as much a people that use giant trowels. A 9” Narrow Heeled London trowel is about as small as they go, and is just fine for anyone. Thanks for the question!
@honeelemon
@honeelemon 2 месяца назад
@@masonry2018 thanks so much for the reply!!
@snipex111
@snipex111 4 месяца назад
What is the sash for ?
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 4 месяца назад
Great question! They're used when installing a type of expansion joint material. The material is shaped like a "plus" sign. One leg of the "plus" goes into the sash of one block, while the opposite side of the "plus" goes into another blocks sash. No mortar in between those two blocks. The gap usually gets caulked for an expansion joint.
@Ro-gelio
@Ro-gelio 2 года назад
Dang I should have watched this twice at least before messing up my wall 😅
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
😂 I hope everything worked out!
@bradrolleri2909
@bradrolleri2909 2 года назад
what size trowel is that?
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 2 года назад
There's a few different sizes in there. The Rose with grey rubber handle that I hold up is a 9", I mostly use a 10", I issue students an 11" Narrow Heeled London.
@marving6755
@marving6755 Год назад
Good instructor i must say this is the best instructor i ever seen in my life dam man u make soooooo dam smooooooth man , im in this field man Gencon an i av to say in video alone you teach so much mqn😎😎😎😎😎😎😎👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿 i did subscribe to t channel where you from man and how long have you been doing the instructing lesson no lie i have learn a lot and gonna watch it all over again its like im in classs with my instructor at schoool but you make so understandable 🖐🖐🖐🖐 im STEEEEL AS IN STEEEELREBAR WOULD LOVE TO GET A REPLY OR A FEEDBACK FROM YOU THANKS FOR THE GOOOD WORK MANY THANKS TO YOU SIR👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿😎😎😎😎😎
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
Thanks for the comment! Working with rebar is hard work!
@geogeduggan6579
@geogeduggan6579 2 года назад
What's the best length of trowel ?
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 2 года назад
To start with? Probably 10" Narrow Heeled London. It's big enough to spread a good amount of mortar, but small enough to develop your trowel skills.
@PaddleDogC5
@PaddleDogC5 2 года назад
@@masonry2018 could be even 9" until 6ou get strength and control.
@robertaylor9218
@robertaylor9218 Год назад
I can’t get over how white your mud is.
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
The mortar is practice mortar. It is a mix of lime and bar sand, roughly 1:4. It sets up slow and gets about as hard as a piece of chalk. It allows us to reuse it over and over. No cement in the mix. Thanks for the comment!
@robertaylor9218
@robertaylor9218 Год назад
@@masonry2018 that makes a lot of sense. Thank you.
@robertstovall7195
@robertstovall7195 11 месяцев назад
When did Adam Sandler start doing masonry videos?
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 11 месяцев назад
After the release of Big Daddy 4. It went straight to DVD. I needed to to try something!
@bluehorizon5149
@bluehorizon5149 9 месяцев назад
I actually KNOW that the 'term' is brick-layer.... not mason. My dad was a First Class BRICK-LAYER.
@banyetchetnicodemusibrahim42
@banyetchetnicodemusibrahim42 8 месяцев назад
Sir, I commented on one of your videos just last week and I understand how overwhelming your job is to have hindered your response. I hope when you eventually come online, I will get your response. I see that that most, if not all illustrations you made about block laying had to do with retaining walls, garden walls etc. This 3/8 inch vertical joint: 1. is it applicable to building storey buildings or is it just peculiar to retaining walls? In Nigeria, I see vertical joints of up to 3 - 4 inches and if your tutorial is anything to go by, then I think the practice here is wasteful to say the least. 2. The mortar sand. I see your mortar looks a lot softer than ours which contains sand of different grain sizes. Though our buildings are standing, I think the difference between the two is much. Do you think the two practices can stand side by side?
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 8 месяцев назад
Thanks for the questions! 1-in Nigeria, the head joints (vertical joints) may be completely filled after each course is laid. Even though the joints may be large, when completely filled in, the structure is fine. This is typical in other countries as well. I worked in the Dominican Republic and did the same. 2-The mortar I use here is practice mortar. It is only a mix of lime and sand. There is no cement in it. This mortar gets about as hard and strong as a piece of chalk (for a chalkboard) once it hardens. This enables the mortar to be cleaned off the units easily, and reused over and over again just by adding water and mixing. The sand grains may be bigger in Nigeria, and not as fine. That's okay. Same as in Dominican. The work may not be "tooled" to look pretty, to where fine sand isn't really needed.
@banyetchetnicodemusibrahim42
@banyetchetnicodemusibrahim42 8 месяцев назад
@@masonry2018 Exactly. Courses are laid before the joints are filled here. As a Cost Accountant, 3 inches is unnecessarily large and implies wastefulness. I am about to begin my project and it's necessary to arm myself with knowledge as I will be dealing with engineers and masons who aren't quite honest. Thanks so much for your response. Perhaps in the future you would want to do videos on Ways to Minimize Cost of Building. Best regards
@jimandjackandhank7938
@jimandjackandhank7938 Год назад
Is this the children's class? I would've never guessed that grey part to be the handle smh
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
😂Yes, these videos are meant for 17-18 year olds. Thanks!
@michalvento
@michalvento Год назад
I turned it off when you said....."this is the handle" 😂🤣
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
😂I gotta cover everything!
@clutch5sp989
@clutch5sp989 Год назад
Is that a he trowel or a she trowel? Don't want to offend it.
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 Год назад
😆
@PaddleDogC5
@PaddleDogC5 2 года назад
Speed doesn't come with all your extra movements.
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 2 года назад
I’ll go for speed Jan 19th.
@PaddleDogC5
@PaddleDogC5 2 года назад
@@masonry2018 less moves equals faster
@PaddleDogC5
@PaddleDogC5 2 года назад
@@masonry2018 well you don't have it here hopefully you found some.
@PaddleDogC5
@PaddleDogC5 2 месяца назад
Buy some pants especially when making a video. Bricklayers use to work in a suit, vest, and derby hat. Now we're down to rags.
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 2 месяца назад
Thanks for the comment!
@PaddleDogC5
@PaddleDogC5 2 года назад
Hand on you leg saves your back.
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 2 года назад
Missing letter save you time.
@PaddleDogC5
@PaddleDogC5 2 года назад
You should have no hand in masonry left or right.
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 2 года назад
I’ll try no-handed next time.
@PaddleDogC5
@PaddleDogC5 2 года назад
@@masonry2018 hand in meaning preference to a side or direction you are working.
@matoko123
@matoko123 2 года назад
So you can work with the trowel in either hand. If you're such a pro why are you watching a video for beginners?
@PaddleDogC5
@PaddleDogC5 2 года назад
@@matoko123 to save the trade I watch. You don't have to use a trowel in both hands but you shouldn't have a direction of work you favor when on the wall.
@stefboulas
@stefboulas 8 месяцев назад
Read video
@masonry2018
@masonry2018 8 месяцев назад
Thanks for the comment!
@charlesviner1565
@charlesviner1565 Год назад
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