Which machining defect arises when resonant vibration occurs during lathe turning?

💡 Explanation

Resonant vibration initiates a positive feedback loop, amplifying vibrations to induce severe surface imperfections—chatter marks—due to self-excited oscillations. This occurs because the cutting tool repetitively impacts the uneven surface rather than maintaining steady contact, therefore causing chatter, rather than work-hardening.

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