Don't try Ti if you are like me you won't go back to nickel and you will have a surplus like me also a surplus of kanthal oh and it is perfect for lazy vapers cause you don't need to recoil very often.
I suppose the added stiffness/springyness allows for rewicking and cleaning a TI coil without deforming the coil more so than Ni. Currently I'm in the habit of replacing both long before they need to be as my desire to experiment outweighs whatever fractional cost of materials are.
The one Ni coil I did end up cleaning was rather little effort - I just stuck it under a faucet for a few minutes and all the 'gunk' was washed away. (after +2 weeks of service)
All my 'subohm' tanks are now outfitted with TC. I've gone as far as labeling the 'TI' outfitted ones so that I have some warning before mounting them as out of 4 TC mods only one has a native "TI" mode (I have not 'upgraded' my SXM), the IPV4S in TI mode 'just works'.
Last night I made use of the torch I use to start the BBQ and aimed it at a "springy coil" of TI - a little heat got rid of that nasty springyness like a charm.
I don't own any Kanthal, however have 28-32 Ni and now 24-32 Ti wire.
While I enjoy reading the 'glowing' reviews and testimonials of those that have 'made the switch' to Ti wire, in my mind the Ti wire is much more expensive and a PITA to work with. The much higher resistance does changes the winding: a 0.3 target is 7/6 wraps 26AWG Ti vs 9/8 32AWG Ni. However, outside of being more mechanically robust I'm not quite sure Ti wire is doing anything for me.