MakerGear, a Beachwood-based company that builds 3D printers for commercial and home use, is looking to be acquired, founder Rick Pollack said. He started the business in his garage in 2009.

MakerGear introduces new products at RAPID + TCT this week, including the new M3-ID Rev. 1 3D printer with enclosure, and MakerGear Cloud software.

MakerGear Founder & CEO Rick Pollack explains more about the new desktop 3D printers: Our new products have the functionality and performance to meet the growing needs of professionals and educators.

His company, MakerGear, sells 3D printers based on the open source RepRap and its own Mosaic printer design. He also sells parts to enhance or modify or fix many of the more popular 3D printers as ...

An online 3D printer users group has been tapped to create a buyer’s guide that reviews dozens of machines offering a simple 1-10 rating system for consumers and businesses.

While it's a bit more expensive than some of the other 3D printers on this list, the MakerGear M2 is a great investment for makers and hobbyists who want a reliable and high-quality printer. Pros: ...

Our Mosaic 3D printer assembled, now we delve into software, calibration, and actually printing something.

BEACHWOOD, OHIO — Activity — sales, hiring, customers — abounds for MakerGear, a 5-year-old Beachwood company that expects this year to manufacture and ship at least 1,000 3-D printers to ...

Rick Pollack's 3-D printers are multiplying. At his home in Shaker Heights, Ohio, four small 3-D printers he developed run around the clock churning out plastic parts for — that's right — more ...

For the past week, MakerGear’s workers have used the company’s 3D printers to make the shields’ semi-circular plastic forehead piece, and lasers to cut the plastic sheeting into the right ...