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Ok. So, flux everywhere, plonk the bits on, heat said bits until flux melts, poke with solder. Correcto?
russmeyer-
I will see if I have time to do you a little video snippet later but you are sort of right.
Silver melts at around 550°c depending on what silver you got.
Google steel heat colour chart to get an idea of what colour you are looking for before adding silver solder.
Even if you add a bit too early you can still massage it with the flame to make it flow out. -
https://photos.app.goo.gl/UhPYDNJcog14jiWA2
Does this work for you?
Remember I am using propane+oxygen. Your flame might look different.
Also, my inserts are stainless in this case and they have a tendency to heat up quicker than steel. That is why they are so orange in my film. They shouldn't be that hot as they won't accept the silver. Move flame away constantly and quickly if it gets that hot.
Hulsroy
Both at the same time, easy peas ;)