Can I use the fourth unused axis of my G540 to supply 0-10 volts to my Sieg X2 mini mill spindle? I would still need a relay to turn the motor on and off but will this work or not? Is there a downside to doing this or is there a better way to control the spindle motor with Mach3?
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