Which outcome occurs when a lathe's tool holder vibrates excessively due to worn bearings during high-speed aluminum machining?

💡 Explanation

Chatter occurs due to self-excited vibrations; the worn bearings allow excessive movement; therefore, the cutting tool cuts inconsistently, leaving chatter marks, rather than the vibrations solely raising bit temperatures or uniformly improving finish; motor overload is a separate issue.

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