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Yes. However the standard grades of stainless steel are usually “gummy” and will not produce a clean chip when machined or turned. To solve this problem, many companies produce “free-machining” grades of stainless where they add a “chip-breaker” to the matrix. Grade 303 is the free-machining equivalent to grade 304.
