Which risk increases when a metal forging blank exceeds drawing tolerance?

💡 Explanation

Die failure will happen if excess material is forced through a restricted space because the high forming load is more than expected during 'coining'; hence overload leads to fracturing, rather rather than merely leading to excess flash needing removal.

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