In the context of turning, particularly in machining and metalworking, an "undercut" refers to a feature or geometry that is removed from a material to create a recessed area that is not accessible with the standard cutting tools when machining the outer surfaces of the workpiece. When turning a cylindrical workpiece on a lathe, an undercut might be a groove or a notch that goes beneath the surface of the surrounding material.
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