10 in. wide mini racks are fine if you have very limited space at your disposal, but it's unclear that Oxide could bring much value there. The 19 in. width is not just for enterprise server equipment, it's in common use at studios that do all sorts of creative media production. That's where there's a really strong case that Oxide's rack-scaled solution (though of course in a reduced-height, custom format) could bring a lot of value, particularly given the recent explosive growth of local AI.

You have 3-phase service to your house? Lucky. I wish I could get 3-phase here but I think it would require trenching like half a mile to the main road. I get by with a phase converter on my lathe but it's significantly less efficient.