Which consequence results when CNC milling feed rates on 7075 aluminum exceed material tolerances?

💡 Explanation

When feed rates exceed tolerances, chatter occurs because excessive vibration induces harmonic resonance in both the cutting tool as well as the workpiece affecting part surface finish; therefore, the surface finish degrades rather than the tool galling which is a different mechanism under varied temperatures and materials.

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