Nice! And how do you wrap your coils
If you mean the coils-on-wick, then here's how:
1. I thread a very small drill bit (a straightened p-clip will do) inside the wick to make it rigid.
2. Torch wire.
3. Wrap wire around wick tightly -- but not so much as to shear the wick's fibers -- and as close together as possible (touching is OK).
3.1. I wrap the wire a few extra turns both at the beginning and at the end of my coil.
4. Unwind both "extra" sets of coils to tighten up the middle section.
5. Capture wire-ends with post screws, using the drill bit to keep the coil+wick in place (which is right on top of the air hole and oriented diagonally to the deck screws.
6. Use drill bit to lift up and adjust the angle of coil as needed, making sure the negative wire has a clear path from screw to coil.
7. Remove drill bill and fire it up.
If you mean how do I twist the 2 strands of 30g together, here's that:
1. Fold in half a single strand of wire that is roughly twice as long as I need and torch to soften it.
2. Grab the two ends with pliers and stick finger in the "fold"
3. Turn finger until the fold becomes a loop that almost chokes finger.
4. Replace finger with the short end of an allen key.
5. Twist the ever-living-... out of the key until the loop (previously "fold") snaps off -- or nearly so.