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Home gym equipment

Home gym assembly videos that get the cable routing right the first time.

Racks, functional trainers and rowers are 2–9 hour builds, often from an exploded-view manual with no words in it. I animate your machine from that manual, pulley by pulley, with your bag letters and bolt counts on screen, so buyers finish the build instead of opening a ticket.

Functional trainer: cable routing at the stack pulley · 28 s, narratedConcept sample from a published manual. Generic model, not affiliated with any brand.

Free, back in 48 hours, and yours to keep. No call needed. Reply to my email, or send a product link and the step number to adam@assemblyclear.com

From public reviews and forums

What buyers say about home gym manuals

Not about your product, but they may sound like your support inbox.

“The instructions also sucked. No videos online and only a step by step book with exploded diagrams only. Not even language telling you what to do on those pages.”

Force USA owner, r/homegym · source

“I have it, but I’m not sure how the cable threads and I can’t find it on YouTube”

Blazzed HD1 owner, r/homegym · source

“how is it not going to mention the direction of the notches on the weight stack spacer… reinstall the entire weight stacks”

Comment on a home gym assembly video, YouTube · source
What I animate

The steps where home gym builds go wrong

Built from your manual, with your part letters and hardware names. CAD helps but isn’t required, and your engineers don’t need to be involved. You approve a still of every step before anything is animated.

  • Cable routing, pulley by pulleyX-ray views of every cable run, including the floating pulleys and the side of the bracket the cable has to sit on.
  • Weight-stack orientationSpacer notches, selector stems and guide rods shown the right way up, before the plates go on and you can’t see them.
  • Hardware bag to stepA “you need” panel per step that matches your bag labels and bolt counts, so “missing part” tickets stop being misidentified parts.
  • Uprights, J-hooks and safetiesWhich side, which hole, which way round, with right-vs-wrong callouts where buyers flip them.
  • Two-person lifts and anchoringWhere a helper is needed, and how to anchor or level the frame before loading it.
  • One cut per variant“Skip step 3 on the 552 version” becomes its own video, not a comment under the old one.
Price and guarantee

Start free. Pay only for a video that matches your product.

If it isn’t right, you don’t pay

You approve stills of every step before I animate. If the first full cut still doesn’t match your product, I fix it until it does. If I can’t get it right, you don’t pay, and I refund your deposit.

Timeline: first full cut 48 hours after you approve the stills, final files in under a week. You own the videos.

  • Sample of your hardest stepFree
  • Founding pilot, one product (first 5 brands, 5 open)$950
  • One productfrom $1,500
  • Five products$6,000
  • Monthly: new products and updatesfrom $2,500

Full pricing and what’s included

Free sample

Tell me which step your customers get stuck on.

I’ll animate it on your product and email it back within 48 hours. A product link and a step number are enough.

Get a free sample of your hardest step

adam@assemblyclear.com

I’m Adam. AssemblyClear is a small studio in Seattle, and I build and check every model myself. You’ll email with me directly.

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