It wasn’t the angles or the tubing schedule—those were just guesses. The real moment came when I stopped trying to make it perfect and just let the steel tell me where it wanted to bend. I was welding in silence, and suddenly the joint didn’t feel like metal—it felt like a train pulling into a station after a long night. I’ve been building frames for ten years, but this one? This one leaned into the light like it knew what it was meant to carry.