Which outcome occurs on a CNC lathe when stick-slip friction exceeds hydraulic damping?

💡 Explanation

Chatter occurs because stick-slip friction overcomes hydraulic damping, exciting resonant frequencies within the lathe's structure, therefore leading to surface undulations and noise rather than alternative results involving servo, tool wear or increased thermal effects.

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