Hello,
Dagoma (http://www.dagoma.fr/) a french company is selling printer with a preflashed Marlin on their Melzi, they say it's a "customized Marlin".
But they give no source code of it and no way to install it by your own.
Their only obligation is to supply the source code _upon request_. Have you written to request it? If you have and they have refused, you actually have the right to write back and _demand_ the source code. If they still refuse, tell them that the Marlin project team would like to talk to them!
I don't know what it is, but it seems like all these violators are using Melzi boards. Maybe this is actually a Chinese company…?
Yes i sended an email but they looks like to just "ignore" it, they don't answer. I am not the first one to ask, some people on the french RepRap IRC also asked but they also ignored them.
This is not a Chinese company, it's a french company, they just use most cheap and crappy materials from china...
Send a Registered Letter to their Legal Department. My guess is they will respond.
no need to ask https://github.com/dagomafr/dago_FW
no need to ask https://github.com/dagomafr/dago_FW
Thank You!
Oh yes sorry it's not listed on their website and they ignored all my emails, really sorry
@Alex4J
If the Marlin posted on https://github.com/dagomafr/dago_FW solves your problem, please close this issue for housekeeping. Thanks.
But this Marlin is at least one year old. :disappointed:
I would recommend to use their Configuration.h and Configuration_adv.h to manually build a configuration for the brand new RC4 branch. A huge amount of bugs have been fixed here thanks to @thinkyhead !
BTW: I have seen the Dagoma printer on the Make Faire in Dortmund two weeks ago and thought about building one for and with my son, because it is really simple - specially if you have a printer to print the plastic parts. :smile:
Now I'm curious to find out more about this Dagoma.
@thinkyhead
It is a rather simple design and the kit is about 300€/$:
http://www.dagoma.fr/en/produit/le-kit-discovery200/
Key to the simplicity is that the frame is printed and you only need a few standard metal parts you get at eBay or so, a E3D with Bowden and a Mega/Ramps. The kit contains an electronics that I would not choose, because you can't change the stepper drivers and seems not to be expandable like a Ramps.
But i would change the fan layout, because the fan cools the hotend and the print.
But if you download the parts it seems to be rally easy to build...
@CONSULitAS The card looks like a Melzi http://reprap.org/wiki/Melzi (think its an original RepRap design)
Too many of these Melzi machines popping up – but I guess they are inexpensive.
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