Inclusiv3D started the way the best things do — with a hobby that refused to stay small.

Chad Sitler got his first 3D printer and did what most people do: printed a few things, got hooked, and bought another one. Then another. Then his wife Jamie, instead of asking how many printers was too many, started helping build the business. That was the right call.

Today, Inclusiv3D runs a fleet of ten 3D printers — each one named, each one with a job to do — out of our home in western Pennsylvania. We sell at craft shows across the region, ship nationwide through our online store, and wake up most days with something running on at least one machine.

We make things that are hard to explain until you see them. Articulating dragons that flex in your hands. Phone holders shaped like a pile of skulls. Wine bottle holders that make people stop mid-sentence. Dice towers that turn your game night into something worth talking about. And a lot of weird, specific things that were made for exactly one kind of person — and that person always finds us eventually.

The name Inclusiv3D means something to us. We believe there’s a place for everyone at this table — whether you’re a gamer, a collector, a gift-giver who’s tired of boring options, or a business that needs something made that doesn’t exist yet. Every idea has a place here. Every customer is part of the story.

We’re not a warehouse. We’re not a dropshipper. We’re two people who genuinely love what we make, and we think you will too.

Chad & Jamie Sitler
Beaver, Pennsylvania