Which type of error increases in CNC lathe operations when exceeding the machine's maximum specified spindle speed?

💡 Explanation

Resonance-induced tool chatter will significantly increase when exceeding a CNC lathe's spindle speed, because the machine elements vibrate near their natural frequencies, therefore causing instability rather than increased thermal expansion, which results from longer run-times.

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