During automated CNC milling of turbine blades, which consequence results from stackup of tool and fixture tolerances?

💡 Explanation

Increased cumulative dimensional errors occur due to tolerance stackup, a linear addition of individual tolerances, because each tool and fixture has variation that compounds through the sequence. Therefore, part dimensions exceed specification, rather than altering resonance or coolant behavior.

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