Cool! I do the same, but am still wrapping my coils (on my trusty Home Depot pick tool) before installing the wick. Sounds silly, but I like the coil perfectly round and equal spaced. I'm using the @RWeschler thin walled wick and I find that I mangle the wick if I try and wrap on the wick. It also makes it so I get the perfect contact without being too tight. Sometimes I'll get a little shorting from scraping the wick when I twist it in, but after seasoning the wick with juice a slight twist of the wick clears it up right away.
And I take it a different way. I'll wrap my coil on my wick, then slowly remove the coil. Then I take the coiled parts, and compress them between my fingers. This sounded odd to me at first, but it works and that's all I care about. Once it's compressed, I gently slide the wick back into place and connect. Toothpick adjustments and it's been firing for me every time.
My only "unresolved" issue is that the coil and wick for Boba's Bounty seems to get taxed BADLY. Meaning every other day, I have to remove the wich, torch it, pulse burn the coil, reinsert, re-fill and drop a couple on the wick directly. Seems no other juice taxes the setup as much as Boba's. But I'm at the point where I'll just attribute it to the juice. Note: This process takes me less than 5 minutes of "cleanup" maintenance.





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