Which outcome occurs when achieving specified casting tolerances necessitates extensive secondary machining?

💡 Explanation

Elevated cost occurs mostly because of the extra material, time, and resources machining requires. The mechanism is compliance deviation propagation—casting imperfections require extensive rework. Therefore, secondary machining raises part cost, rather than reducing tooling failure.

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