stainless steel welding as “somewhere in the middle of easy and hard.”This is due to the various types of stainless steel. It contains between 11% and 30% of chromium. Welding it is tricky because:

It retains heat, and if it retains too much heat, it can warp from high temperatures and distort during the cooling process.

It retains every blemish and scratch mark that is left after the welding process is complete.

It is not “forgiving”and does not hide mistakes.

TIG welding is the best process for stainless steel welding and can produce “beautiful welds,” but it is a slow process and requires experienced welders.