Inheritance and crossbreeds
The most valuable thing a kverk accumulates over months of life is not its trades but the knob setting it worked its way to. Throwing that away every time you want to try a different temperament would be waste. Hence inheritance — and it comes in two forms.
An offspring is the child of one parent: it inherits everything the parent learned and you merely adjust its equipment. A crossbreed has two parents. And here you have to be careful, because intuition points the wrong way.
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