1) The sawhorse explosion feels physically inconsistent, in that all of the pieces go "straight" out at once, leading to things like the nails being dragged sideways through the wood. Since you have the build instructions, you could reverse it a few pieces at a time to fix that. 2) A couple places the AI-written text sneaks through in ways that are nonsensical or irrelevant to the reader - like "drag to orbit. The page scrolls past." on the 3d-print birdhouse diagram. The AI writing is more noticeable in the "learn woodworking" section but also seems to generally make more sense. (Personally, I'd be paranoid about potentially giving unsafe advice, but I assume you check it all before posting. I didn't notice any safety issues here.)
I've bookmarked it to try the tool out.
I'm embarrassed that "drag to orbit. The page scrolls past." has escaped my notice til now, yikes. I have an entire skill [0] devoted to eliminating this kind of ui slop, sadly it missed this one.
The landing page is very old at this point and definitely needs a freshen-up. The exploded view feature was built before fastener support, so you are absolutely right about that. Sawdust already can do much better, here's the same Sawhorse project's guide [1], take a look at the video there to see the fasteners driven in with respect for actual physical collisions :)
If you do try the product out you can easily submit feedback through the MCP or via the ui chat, I get paged for every feature request and love working on things users actually want. Would highly value any additional feedback.
[0] https://gist.githubusercontent.com/birep/bb865b2799d3f86d55f...
[1] https://sawdust.diy/share/882f2473-d283-46d0-8f38-7b289253d6...
Edit: the fix for the explode (and removing the slop ui label) is deploying now, thanks again for the feedback!