with pliers or tin snips the thickness of either internal vertical aligner is substantially one half an inch u00bd u2033 wide and having a height of one and one quarter an inch 1 u00bc u2033 and a thickness of one eighth an inch u215b u2033 an end of the internal vertical aligner 7 opposite the central support member 2 is preferably shaped with a peak arranged along its width and having two sloped edges as shown another internal vertical aligner 6 extends downward from a bottom side of the central support member 2 and inserts into a central or core opening on a lower brick to securely fasten the alignment device 1 to the lower brick in fig1 a 1e the internal vertical aligner 7 extends upward from the upper surface of the central support member 2 and provides a post upon which the upper brick is deposited such that the internal vertical aligner 7 extends into an internal opening of the upper brick when the internal vertical aligner 6 and the internal vertical aligner 7 extend into an opening of a respective brick and between mortar joints of two bricks below the upper brick is automatically aligned with the mortar joint between the adjacent lower bricks in this manner the center of gravity for the upper brick automatically is centered over the center of gravity.