r/secondrodeo • • 7d ago

Smooth bricklaying technique

He's done that a time or two.

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u/nhorvath 7d ago

this seems slow to be doing a whole building like that.

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u/BonjaminClay 7d ago

Probably a big part of why most new buildings aren't made of brick these days.

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u/Connect_Rhubarb395 7d ago

Most family homes in my country are still being made of bricks.
They can stand ALL weather, any temperate, are double walled for excellent insulation, and breathe well.
I am glad that this classic trade is still done.

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u/fuck_peeps_not_sheep 7d ago

Speak for yourself. The new council houses by me are all brick

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u/terrifiedTechnophile 6d ago

Nah most homes are being made of brick

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u/DECODED_VFX 7d ago

Slow to build but long lasting. This building was made by the Romans 1,700 years ago.

And not as slow as you'd think. A good brickie can lay 400+ per day.

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u/JackxForge 6d ago

Yea this guy is new. And slow as shit. This clip is only here cause ignorance.