Our Bricklaying apprentice Laying Some Brick

Is there a space as well between your brakes and your line? Very close. Close. You need to keep a space, remember, Jang. If just one catches. Yeah, it pushes the line out. It doesn't look too bad, but we are close. Is that going to fit, Jang? Go on, try it, lad. Try it first. And cut! It's like we're going faster now, you're here, Jang. We don't need faster techniques, we just need Jang laying up. Surgeons at work. Jang and Dave. I'll let you put that one in, Jang. Is there a space as well between your brakes and your line? Very close. Close. You need to keep a space, remember, Jang. If just one catches. Yeah, it pushes the line out. It doesn't look too bad, but we are close. Is that going to fit, Jang? Go on, try it, lad. Try it first. And cut! Me and Dave do this all the time. Yeah, there it goes. Don't worry about it, mate. Well, you're not tilting your bricks now, so that's good. You can't operate with that thumb, can you, Dave? You've lost your thumb with them gloves on. It's sagging over, lad. I'll get you a proper glove, Dave. Come on, Jang, lad. You can do it, mate. Butter both sides. Yeah. There we go. Alright, yeah. Don't push that line, remember. Forward and back. When you put last brick in. It's not bad, though. It's not bad, Jang. Butter both. See, like that. That's hard, that's hard. Fill your joints with that. Well then, lad. It's alright, mate. You need that space, remember. And give your back some space. Woah, be careful! No, he's not going to be out yet. He's got it now. He's got it. He's got it now. Go look at last one, Blank. Look at them all and see. And you'll see a line. And then you follow that big line. Not this one. Jang, brick layer.