Which outcome occurs when a CNC lathe stalls during hard-material machining?

💡 Explanation

Rapid tool wear occurs because the stall halts relative motion, and therefore prevents efficient swarf removal where built-up edge welding causes attrition and diffusion, rather than controlled abrasion. Thus catastrophic wear results, rather than improved cut quality.

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