The little grease catch pan on our electric griddle broke.
Rather than being sensible and trying to buy another catch pan, I want to bend up a wire basket that'll hold a tuna can in the appropriate place -- it's more fun, and we can reduce the number of steps to get the grease into a tuna can and thence into the trash.
But I anticipate needing to solder or braze the thing in places, and I'd like to do it without discoloring the base metal (I'm thinking of using brazing rod, 'cause it's purty).
SWMBO will freak if I use Poisonous Metals to do the job, so regular solder is out. Anyone know of a solder that melts above 500F (so it won't fall apart from the heat of the griddle), but below the melting point of brass? Is this something that I can pick up at the local welding supply, or do I have to order it from someplace?
TIA.