Blog
Notes from the workshop.
How BuildMog works, written by the people building it: the 3D manuals, the Live co-pilot, the garage and the repairs. Newest first.
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Your manual, in 3D.
BuildMog turns an assembly manual into a 3D step player you can scrub, rewind and X-ray. Who it is for, what is free, and what a $5.99 Project Pass buys.
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Why a 3D blueprint beats an AI video for assembly.
An assembly step is numbers: sizes, holes, counts. Why BuildMog compiles each manual into a checked 3D blueprint for cents instead of generating a video.
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The Live co-pilot: what Mog sees, says and never does.
What BuildMog's camera co-pilot sees, what it says, why a question never moves a step, how minutes count, and how 5 free minutes become 15.
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The garage is a year of care, not a streak.
Finished builds land in BuildMog's garage with their care schedule: a twelve-month strip, months on time instead of a streak, and no red. How it works.
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Which way does the panel go?
Raw edges, cam locks, dowels, back panel nails, wall anchors and two-person lifts: six flat-pack mistakes, and the step where our manuals catch each one.
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Repairs with a safety gate.
BuildMog's demo phone battery swap and laptop RAM upgrade: a modal safety list before step 1, the battery off first, and the jobs it will never guide.
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