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jenniferb53
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14h ago
Update: I switched from string line to laser level on long walls and I was wrong about lasers
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hernandez.morgan
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17h ago
Update: the 3 day job on Maple Street that turned into 9 and taught me to check the chimney first
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parkerh38
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3d ago
My old boss said never trust a wet saw to cut firebrick straight, and he was dead wrong
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aliceg61
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3d ago
Why does nobody talk about buying a $300 mortar board instead of mixing on a scrap of plywood
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terryallen
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4d ago
Foreman said to wet the brick before laying in July, I figured he was messing with the new guy
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luna_kim40
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4d ago
PSA: I switched from a string line to a laser level on my 40 foot wall and it cost me half a day
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logan_owens14
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10d ago
Vent: The old head on my crew in Baltimore said to quit tapping bricks with the trowel handle, and I finally get why
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andrew854
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11d ago
The 6 foot wall in Danbury that made me rethink my whole footing game
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derek_ramirez
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12d ago
Shoutout to the old timer in Dayton who swore by soaking bricks before laying them
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nelson.cameron
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12d ago
I swore the snap cutter was a gimmick until I watched a guy on a job in Toledo do 40 cuts in 10 minutes
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wendy72
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12d ago
PSA: rebricking my mom's 1962 fireplace took me 3 weekends, not the 1 day I promised her
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the_jordan
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13d ago
The foreman in Reno made me lay a sample panel before touching the wall, and it saved the whole job
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abby189
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15d ago
Saw a crew repointing a 1900s school in Providence and they were using a mortar mixer I'd never seen
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sethh58
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16d ago
My level line got knocked off at the worst time and I did not notice for 3 courses
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the_oscar
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20d ago
A retired mason in Tampa told me one brick takes 3 gallons of water to make, and I can't get it out of my head
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