Which outcome occurs when a lathe's hydraulic system leaks during high-speed machining?

💡 Explanation

When hydraulic fluid leaks, the hydrostatic bearing pressure fluctuates due to decreased system rigidity; this introduces vibrations controlled by **negative damping**. Therefore, chatter and dimensional inaccuracy worsen, rather than thermal stability increasing or tool wear inherently improving, because consistent pressure is essential.

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