Which consequence results when a CNC-milled aluminum part’s dimensions deviate outside tolerance?

💡 Explanation

If CNC-milled parts exceed dimension tolerance, increased friction arises because of improper fit, therefore accelerating wear. The resulting component fails sooner because of excessive material loss, rather than benefitting from changes in its surface or by dimension compensation.

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