Which risk increases when a lathe's tool post excessively vibrates during a high-speed turning operation?

💡 Explanation

Excessive vibrations cause chatter, implementing self-excited oscillations between the cutting tool and workpiece because it amplifies at the tool-workpiece contact point. Therefore, surface finish degrades rather than other system component failures, because chatter directly impacts the cut profile.

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