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Author @beaverd (published 2026-06-23) says they want lots of money to build a…

2026-06-23 · 16:22 UTC ·@beaverd ·1 min read

Brief

Author @beaverd contrasts typical desires for wealth with a specific ambition to fund a backyard fabrication and compute warehouse (petabytes of VRAM, SLA printer, car-scale CNCs, a 4000°C kiln, plus a McLaren F1). The post also shares a Formlabs Fuse X1 promo highlighting fast, low-cost large-part SLS production that fits those maker ambitions.

Why it matters

Author @beaverd (published 2026-06-23) says they want lots of money to build a backyard warehouse containing petabytes of VRAM, an SLA 3D printer, car-sized CNC machines, an atmospheric 4000°C kiln, and a McLaren F1.

Key details

  • Post embeds a Formlabs tweet promoting the Fuse X1 SLS 3D printer, claiming next-day delivery of large parts with minimal stitching/gluing, lower cost, and industry-leading throughput — positioning SLS as a competitive alternative to injection molding.
Source evidence

people want lots of money so they can have a big house and nice things

I want lots of money so I can build a warehouse in my backyard that has petabytes of VRAM, an SLA 3d printer, CNC machines the size of cars, an atmospheric 4000° C kiln and a Mclaren F1 for fun

Formlabs (@formlabs)

Strong, Custom Components for Drone Design, Manufacturing, and Piloting with the Formlabs Fuse X1

The Fuse X1 enables next-day delivery of large parts with minimal stitching or gluing requirements and at a lower cost, reducing labor while accelerating innovation. It also offers outstanding cost efficiency per part and industry-leading throughput for end-use production, making SLS 3D printing a competitive alternative to injection molding across an even broader range of applications.

Read more about the X1 here: formlabs.com/3d-printers/fus…

Video

— https://nitter.net/formlabs/status/2069325219425054845#m