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casey_wood2
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1d ago
Worst Monday in 14 years of laying brick: one pallet sitting in the rain all weekend
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tylerpark
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2d ago
An old mason in Gary showed me how to tap a brick once, and I still use it 11 years later
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jenny_hall
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2d ago
I swore I'd never lay block in cold weather, then a job in Boise last February changed my mind
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bell.felix
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3d ago
Appreciation post: just found out a standard brick weighs about 5 pounds, so a pallet of 500 is like lifting a small car all day
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ericj45
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5d ago
Serious question, did a 2 week stretch of perfect mortar ruin me for normal jobs?
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oliver_rodriguez56
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6d ago
Counted my trowel strokes on a 900 brick wall and the number surprised me
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faith_thomas
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8d ago
Why does nobody talk about how mortar color changes the whole look of a brick wall
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anthony129
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9d ago
Why do so many guys still butter the head joint on a soldier course?
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harper_foster
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10d ago
Saw a 1920s brick wall in Pittsburgh last month, mortar joints still tight as the day they went up
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coleman.gray
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12d ago
Old timer at the supply yard made me rethink how I lay out my leads
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paulmitchell
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13d ago
One perfect afternoon in the rain taught me more than 3 years of sunny days
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drew55
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13d ago
Went with a mixer over hand mixing for a big retaining wall, no regrets
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wright.richard
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15d ago
Passed 2,000 pallets of brick on one job, never saw it coming
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susan_wright34
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16d ago
That retired mason who corrected my line pull in Buffalo
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emma_dixon70
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17d ago
That $350 laser level was worth every penny on this last job
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