Brad Robison, Founder of Teufel Hunden Customs

<p>In this episode of the <strong>Huntsville Hustle Podcast</strong>, host Joe Martin sits down with <strong>Brad Robison, founder of Teufel Hunden Customs</strong>, to talk about entrepreneurship, creativity, 3D printing, and turning an unexpected hobby into a growing Huntsville business.</p><p>Brad&#39;s journey into <strong>3D printing in Huntsville, Alabama</strong> started during COVID, when he found himself at home with his young son and looking for a creative outlet. What started as something to pass the time quickly turned into something much bigger.</p><p>Today, <strong>Teufel Hunden Customs</strong> produces professional custom 3D-printed creations ranging from large-scale sculptures and functional parts to projects you probably never imagined could be 3D printed.</p><p>One of those projects? Creating a custom train model of <strong>The Orion Amphitheater for Rod Stewart</strong>.</p><p>Brad also shares how his background in the <strong>United States Marine Corps</strong> shaped the way he approaches entrepreneurship, problem-solving and adversity. His philosophy is simple: treat everything like a moving target. When circumstances change, you adjust, pivot and keep moving forward.</p><p>Joe and Brad also discuss the difference between hobby-level and professional 3D printing, Brad&#39;s work creating adaptive equipment, including mobility solutions for children, and why some of his most meaningful projects aren&#39;t necessarily the biggest ones.</p><p>In this episode:</p><ul><li>How Brad discovered 3D printing during COVID</li><li>Turning a hobby into <strong>Teufel Hunden Customs</strong></li><li>Building a small business in <strong>Huntsville, Alabama</strong></li><li>Professional and large-scale 3D printing</li><li>Creating an Orion Amphitheater model for Rod Stewart</li><li>Using 3D printing to solve real-world problems</li><li>Brad&#39;s work on adaptive and mobility equipment</li><li>How the Marine Corps prepared Brad for entrepreneurship</li><li>Learning to pivot when things don&#39;t go according to plan</li><li>The creativity and problem-solving behind custom fabrication</li><li>Huntsville&#39;s growing community of makers, creators and entrepreneurs</li></ul><p>Brad Robison&#39;s story is a great example of what <strong>Huntsville Hustle</strong> is all about: Huntsville entrepreneurs taking an idea, putting in the work, figuring things out along the way, and creating something uniquely their own.</p><p>Follow/Work With Brad<a href="ht