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So settle back or settle in. Is it settle in or settle back? I think it's settle in, relax and get ready for this podcast with my good buddy, Liam Hoffman of Hoffman Blacksmithing.

Guys, check it out. Here we go. Liam Hoffman of Hoffman Blacksmithing is joining us today on the podcast. Liam and I go back, I don't know, how many years now, probably five or six.

And we've got a lot of interesting history together. I've used his tools. I will tell you that you're not going to find a better American made acts anywhere else in the country, then coming out of Liam Hoffman shop.

And the guys got a lot of interesting interesting background and he doesn't know it yet, but I think he's a field craft guy. So Liam, how the hell are you?

Good. How are you doing?

I'm doing fine. Thanks for joining us after a long day in the shop. I know you, you know, you bust your ass every single day in there and you're one of the hardest working guys I know.

So what were you working on today?

Yeah, you do. Right now. What were you working on today?

Well, we're working on a batch of hawksville axes, which is the double blade at acts. And those are always a good challenge because I have to do twice as many blades in the same amount of time.

So they're, they're always fun and good challenge.

I think a lot of people understand like your background because I mean, they see your axes. If you go on social media that you can follow Hoffman Blacksmithing on Instagram on Facebook, and you'll see ridiculous following.

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