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Well, years ago, the guys over at Cole, they sent me a bunch of – drifts and they sent me all the like little hookups you know the the dyes and stuff that uh go with that press and and other press like the 20 they have the 12 ton and the 25 ton whatever and i and and and again years ago i had get been given by ryan over at gnome hammer a couple of hammer blanks just base i think that whatever the steel he he uses i can't remember what it is but um It's just the perfect size, right? And I've got all the dyes and the drifts and everything to make a hammer, and I've just never done it.

And last night, I'm sitting on the couch.

I've got energy.

I feel good.

I'm like, it's 7 o'clock or whatever.

And I'm like, and then I messaged you guys and I'm like, hey, you guys want to do the podcast or whatever? I could totally do the podcast.

And you're both like, nah, you know, whatever.

You're busy.

And it's because I'm like looking for something to do.

I'm like, I need something to do.

And then I'm like, you know, I'm like, fuck it, man.

And I look outside.

It's dark out.

And Steve is out in the shop doing something, dicking around.

And I'm like, I'm going to go out there and see what he's doing.

I'm basically the kids from the other day.

Like, I'm just going around bugging people now because I got nothing to do.

And I go in the shop.

Steve's just out there eating and doing whatever.

And I go, hey, I kind of got this hankering that I want to like punch an eye in a hammer.

I've never done it by myself.

I've done it with Ryan at maker camp, but he like walked me through the whole thing.

Right.

So it, it wasn't like I was doing it.

I was just listening to his commands and then doing the thing that, cause he's very, very anal and specific about every little movement, which now I know why, because I've now done it on my own.