Seriously!!! #bricklaying #construction #bricklayer

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  @CharlieCollison · 1 month ago · pinned

  Hit that like button if your enjoying this series 👊🏻

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  @anthonystorey2953 · 1 month ago

  75 years of age now retired,  started my bricklaying apprenticeship when is was 15 , as I progressed in the trade I found out that when talking Architects you should always make the sign of the cross , these very clever people have probably never layed a brick , two years compulsory site work before they are allowed to pick up a pencil ! Would do us all a great favour!

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  @WilliamPightling · 2 weeks ago

  I am a retired carpenter. Many years ago we were working on a well known building in west Norfolk. The architect (from London) could not design part of the roof where a lift shaft emerged. He let us build it and then made a drawing to match it!

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  @isakalns8735 · 1 month ago

  I`m a norwegian timberer enjoying your fine work, it has inspired me into the occasional bricklaying jobs, and I have learned a lot by watching your videos mate :)

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  @jask9642 · 1 month ago

  Always wanted to buy a 2Way Tape Measure that's Readable Left or Right as that's where most Mistakes Happens 😅

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  @jasoncarr7194 · 1 month ago

  I love this shit mate. Takes me right back to labouring to my dad who was a perfectionist. Crabbit as fuck all day, but only because he was after perfection and if that meant my life had to be hell all day then so it was.<br><br>Keep tbe videos coming. I love them.

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  @WombleUK · 1 month ago

  Carpenter &amp; Joiner here &amp; we have a fucking nightmare with Architects with roofs. <br><br>Some of the stuff they half draw or specify is genuinely WTF. We have had them draw draw roofs with elevations not on the drawing &amp; it turned out they had steels sticking out of the roof 😲 some architects just need to have their Crayons confiscated.

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  @stophernewcombe · 1 month ago

  Was working for a well known architect who is scared of heights. 3rd lift of the scaffold was his limit. We were working on a church spire. 😂

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  @MBTWC · 1 month ago

  Happy to see you back uploading regularly finally some good content to watch!

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  @kevinlucas8437 · 1 month ago

  Architects and engineers never ever think of the construction guy or the mechanic. If they did, things would certainly go easier !!

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  @Birminghamgarry · 1 month ago

  Fabulous work Charlie ! Love watching your videos ! 🧱👌

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  @gibgrth · 1 month ago

  Lovin all this content Charlie❤ keep it coming!! Thanks