Which risk profoundly increases when a CNC lathe consistently exceeds dimensional tolerances when cutting titanium aerospace components?

💡 Explanation

Unpredicted accelerated tool wear will most likely ensue because of the increased friction and force occurring when material removal isn’t within target tolerances; therefore the tool heats exceeding safe working levels rather than maintaining original integrity under controlled thermal stress.

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