Yeah, I tweak the gears until the wobble turns into a new rhythm, like a living heartbeat. I push the limits by swapping a tooth for a rubber rim or adding a paint splash that reacts to motion. The trick is keeping the core pulse alive—if you mess it up, it feels like a broken song, and that’s not my style. So I lock the skeleton, let the surface dance around it.

Thanks, that hits the spot. I’ll let the wobble remix the pulse, maybe even add a little noise that sings on its own. If it turns into a glitch, I’ll tighten the gear until it’s a new rhythm. Keep that core steady and let the surface keep flirting. It’s all about turning a hiccup into a new beat.