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Q: What equipment does a bricklayer use?
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When dry bonding is used by bricklayer?

dry bonding is used by a bricklayer when


What material does a bricklayer usually work with?

A bricklayer works with many bricks and they work with cement to get the bricks to stick together. They need a trowel to put the cement on the bricks with and a spirit level to ensure the bricks are straight.


What is a refractory bricklayer?

he is a bricklayer that specailizes in installing high temp cement, plastic's, gunning and heavy duty firebrick...they do most of there work in power plants, or any other places that have a boiler of some sort for heat or steam


What is a bricklayer's daily routine consist of?

wake up early have a winy blue n a pie n got chuck some mud on some bricks


What are the Factors affecting the selection of construction equipment?

Factors Affecting the Selection of Construction Equipment1. Standard type of Equipment. There is no such definition of standard type of equipment. An equipment maybe standard to one contractor but may not be to another. It depends on the operations of a contractor/company.2. Special Equipment. One definition of special equipment is one that is manufactured for use on a single project or a special type of operation3. Replacement of Parts. One factor in the Selection of branded equipment is the availability of replacement parts. When buying equipment, spare parts must be readily available or could be easily purchased. A truck with a broken axle is useless until the axle is replaced. A contractor should know where to obtain spare parts for his equipment, if not, then it may be wise to purchase or rent another equipment.4. Cost of Owning and operating construction equipment. There is no exact method of determining the probable cost of owning equipment. Carefully kept records should give information as a guide as to the type of equipment you need to purchase. The number and the kind of projects a contractor is involved in should indicate what kind of equipment he has to purchase.5. Economic life of construction equipment. The owner of the construction equipment should be interested in obtaining the lowest possible cost per unit of production. In order to accomplish this objective, he must follow an informed program of equipment replacement. How many years will he use his equipment?? Do his maintenance costs warrant the operation of the equipment or is there a need to dispose the equipment and buy another on?? The owner must consider all the costs related to the ownership and operation of the equipment. The costs to be considered are: depreciation and replacement, investment, maintenance and repairs, downtime, obsolescence. An analysis of the effect which hours of usage will have on each of these costs will establish the time at which a machine should be replaced.6. Sources of Construction Equipment. Contractors are frequently concerned about whether to purchase or lease construction equipment. Under certain conditions, it is financially advantageous to purchase whereas under the conditions it is more economical and satisfactory to rent it.Three Methods by which a contractor may secure the use of equipment1. Purchase2. Rent (Lease agreement)3. Rent to ownA. Advantages of owning equipment1. it is more economical if the equipment is used sufficiently.2. It is ready available or immediately at the disposal of the owner.3. It is better maintained and better in mechanical condition.B. Disadvantages of owning equipment1. It is more expensive than renting.2. Substantial investment is required.3. The ownership may influence the contractor to continuously use the equipment in lieu of more modern equipment.4. The ownership may influence to do the kind of work using his equipment but that which may require different equipment.5. The ownership may influence the contractor to use equipment beyond its economical life.