No. Sorry for being vague. The $180 is worth it, but the switch for the router isn’t the selling point. The selling point is the metal low-center-of-gravity sled and the fast, precise z-axis movement that raises and lowers the cutting bit reliably. A relay just lets you have the software power the router on and off. I’m going to shamelessly plug the manual I’ve been cranking on lately. It discusses this somewhat. Perhaps that read might be useful to help you on multiple fronts. I’ve tried to capture and overview some of the frustrations and tips I have experienced and read about on this forum.
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