Identify the operation which cannot be performed using a conventional lathe.
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A lathe is designed for operations like turning and facing, while planning requires a planer machine that moves the tool in a linear path to cut large, flat surfaces.
A conventional lathe is typically used for turning, facing, chamfering, and other operations involving cylindrical workpieces. However, planning is a machining operation that is performed using a planer, not a lathe. Planning involves moving a workpiece relative to a fixed cutting tool.