The www.adler250.com Website

In preparation for the first national Adler rally in 2009, I prepared a computer readable CD to share Adler information that I had gathered over the years.

During the Covid lockdowns, in 2020, and in response to a request from a Swedish Adler owner, I set up an Adler website to share Adler information with him. I bought a web-hosting package from an Australian company who were promoting heavily discounted prices and uploaded my old Adler CD content to a web page titled:
adler250.com
Fast foward 12 months and the big web-hosting company changed their name and were no longer discounting their prices. They wanted a relative fortune to renew the old website in 2022. I decided not to renew and I let the website lapse. In the meantime, after assembling a Voron 3D printer
Voron 0.1 printer (click on the image to see it move).

I had a Raspberry-Pi micro computer board left over.

So, I have set it up as a local web server. It's a Raspberry Pi model 4B with a 32GB SD card running RaspberryPi OS and Apache2 Server on my local WiFi network.

By changing the Port Forwarding in my Telstra Router to tunnel my static public IP address to the Raspberry Pi, I was able to leave the Router Firewall intact.
 Linux
I have just paid less than $10 to regain the adler250.com domain name from another discounting webhosting company. Now 2024, I have just renewed the website for $16 for a further year. My statistics app shows that in the first 11 months, this website has been visited 210,000 times. THANKS EVERYONE - this justifies all the effort. So www.adler250.com is back on the air.
Meanwhile I have moved on to a bigger .....
Voron 2.4 printer.

  click on an image to make it go.

And for my next trick, perhaps a Milo v1.5 CNC Mill?
  Milo v1.5 Mill