I have another coil setup to share. This is 2 pcs of 32 Kanthal braided together, then used to wrap the coil. The resistance of this coil is .8Ω. The vapor production is as good as dual wicks, except the TH is much more reasonable. I have a tool that is basically a small handle with a round hook on the end. The hook is about the size of a dime. I take 2 equal pieces of kanthal, about 3 inches in length, holding them together, I wrap one end around the hook a couple of times then twist a couple of times. Now the 2 wires are secured to the hook. Then I firmly grab the other ends with hemostats or needle nose pliers. Spin the hook until the 2 wires are tightly braided together as if they are 1. I always burn the wire before I do anything with it, it just makes it much less springy and easier to work with.
HA. That what I use sometimes. But I hook the looped end on a nail or something and use a drill to twist a few feet at a time. I end up about 1ohm. Certain juices anyway.
I'll try it on the cobra once I'm able to get to the post office. They claim a notice was left for me to pick up the package, but no notice was left. In fact, he was nowhere near our street. My guess is they were pulled off the street due to weather and all packages just sent off to PO for pickup.
I've been a carpenter for 20 yrs. do you think I ever thought of grabbing one of my 5 drills? Thanks for the tip.
I'm sorry I didn't mean to laugh. Im laughing at the fact that you could twist miles of them with 5 drills. 
(sorry right coasters 
(pics later