I'm Dick,

As a first generation Alaskan I spent many hours growing up in the outdoors and becoming well acquainted with nature. As I began venturing further and further from home I found myself searching for the right tools to facilitate my adventures. I purchased a TW200 as my first bike on a friends reccomendation. I quickly realized that it was the perfect fit for my lifestyle on and off road. It has taken me places I would have only ever seen from a distance.

I have been 3D printing and dabbling in CAD design since 2015 mostly as a hobby. I designed a few Tdub parts for personal use that quickly received attention from others in the enduro community. In 2020 I started selling one of my parts on eBay and it exceeded my expectations. Fast forward a few years and add several additional printers and you find the business as it is today.

I chose the odd business name "3Dub200" as homage to the iconic bike that brought me into this awesome community, as well as the 3D printing technology which allowed me to take control of my life.

Several years after starting the business I found myself more and more involved and producing products for other niche communities as well. In an effort to create a brand which could encompass all of my clients, I decided to rebrand under the name "adapt3d". This name better demonstrates the overall goal of the business; to create quality products to better adapt your vehicle to your lifestyle. the replacement of the "e" with a "3" preserves the homage to the 3D modeling and printing process which has made this journey possible..

More than anything I am grateful to the community which has supported me as I try my best to give back by creating innovative products. I give extra thanks to the content creators TDubsKid and MOBstreet 83 on YouTube who have greatly contributed to spreading the word about my work

Thank you for visiting!

-DIck