Which outcome occurs when a lathe's feed rate exceeds the material's shear capacity?

💡 Explanation

Chatter vibrations occur due to metal's elastic response and subsequent resonance when the feed rate is too high, therefore surface defects appear as a result of this self-excited vibration from unstable cutting, rather than normal wear patterns or build-up.

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