Which increased risk arises when machining aluminum housing while neglecting thermal expansion tolerances?

💡 Explanation

Dimensional inaccuracies increase because the aluminum experiences thermal expansion during machining. This causes cutting at dimensions based on elevated temperatures. Therefore, the part shrinks during cooling, leading to out-of-tolerance features, rather than elevated tool wear without accounting heat.

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