Which dimensional issue arises when a CNC lathe consistently cuts slightly oversized threads, despite calibrated tools?

💡 Explanation

Increasing backlash in the leadscrew causes a positioning error because lost motion converts rotary to linear movement inaccurately, therefore threads are oversized rather than caused by thermal effects. Servo misalignment or incorrect compensation wouldn’t be consistent.

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