I know it's nitpicky. the man's obviously skilled at this, but does anyone else feel bothered at the amount of gap left between the curve and the brick as well as each brick being cut convaley meaning it meets at the top with much more missing at the bottom? Like just take the time to cut it more instead of breezing through it. The rest of the brick works immaculate the curved portion looks like it's half assed.
It's a simple but learned and practiced skill. I myself am an industrial electrician and you would be surprised at how little you need to run conduit. But if you don't know how it might as well be rocket science and unless you've practiced it sure isn't gonna be fast. Which is why the place I currently work at is going to be in trouble when me and the other electrician leave soon. I gave them a heads up and he hasn't. Maybe low wages and all that yelling wasn't a good choice
would be possible but only with a wet saw. that brick cutter will only do the short side of the brick. i dont think he cares that much.. its gonna be packed with sand in the next step regardless
Back pitch to make sure it drops in flush. Square cuts can bind or stick on the way in. Not gonna take ¼" off with that machine to help it fit better. The back cuts to ensure the piece goes in and is not wasted.
SavageDrums
That's a tremendous amount of waste using a full brick for each cut no matter how small.
WittyWatcherrrr
Curing obsessive-compulsive disorder.
WhiskyBravo
threw out my back and broke both kneecaps just watching this
sometimesarobot
What do they do with all the waste bricks
lizardbones
dump em in a hole somewhere, usually. sometimes someone will ask to have them for their own weird project
ChazzK
All these squares make a circle. All these squares make a circle.
ALL THESE SQUARES MAKE A CIRCLE
Meryck
Kami, tell me I can leave the lookout whenever I want
KnightWithShiningCamera
AI will not take his job.
zHurk777
Um, that's not a floor.
ziggystardust7
This is like the easiest part of the job though...
viva93
I know it's nitpicky. the man's obviously skilled at this, but does anyone else feel bothered at the amount of gap left between the curve and the brick as well as each brick being cut convaley meaning it meets at the top with much more missing at the bottom? Like just take the time to cut it more instead of breezing through it. The rest of the brick works immaculate the curved portion looks like it's half assed.
michaelfire
...and he's still got all 8 1/2 fingers...
Ghnhx
now i want a brick guillotine
teardropivyyearofthetiger
Not even his second rodeo
MadMeeks
I think he's done this before
lackinglife
It's a simple but learned and practiced skill. I myself am an industrial electrician and you would be surprised at how little you need to run conduit.
But if you don't know how it might as well be rocket science and unless you've practiced it sure isn't gonna be fast. Which is why the place I currently work at is going to be in trouble when me and the other electrician leave soon. I gave them a heads up and he hasn't.
Maybe low wages and all that yelling wasn't a good choice
WhoWantsAMustacheRide
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bloxxing
i feel he's done that before.
soullessrobot
He puts the second brick in the wrong direction. It should be turned 90 degrees.
Snaitf
Ugh, I didn't even notice. And, now I can't unsee, lol.
magictouch
*slams table*
THANK YOU!
FinancialRavioli
same with bricks 3, 4, and 5
lezgetfukkinreal
Yeah ok I was like wait that's wrong that's not the pattern and had to rewatch to make sure i wasnt crazy, that really irked me
tp0d
would be possible but only with a wet saw. that brick cutter will only do the short side of the brick. i dont think he cares that much.. its gonna be packed with sand in the next step regardless
OMGamIImguringCorrectly
RIP knees
Dracology
great skill but im also bothered by the disregard towards the pattern.
Sigge1981
That looks like it's really rough on the knees, back, and shoulders, but damn it's good to watch someone who is really good at their job.
TheNotGreatDane
It absolutely ruins you. But (at least in Denmark) it pays well, so you can do it for a few years and then read on with money in the bank.
MungChomper69420
Hell be OK he not wearing any knee pads
sometimesarobot
I think he is, but they're more like shin pads
CallMeCourierSix
Kneepads are a godsend. He should be using them.
MrOne2
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nubblebun
Agreed!
StarscreamAndHutch
Why cut at an angle? Not talking about the pattern matching angle, but when he puts the brick into the cutter thing, it’s not flat to the table?
flashums
Back pitch to make sure it drops in flush. Square cuts can bind or stick on the way in. Not gonna take ¼" off with that machine to help it fit better. The back cuts to ensure the piece goes in and is not wasted.
StarscreamAndHutch
Makes sense. Thx!