Sure! I am happy to help in any way I can.
@jpmakescandles As others have shared, be prepared for inconsistencies. I, too had great burning wood wick candles. But, I had many more that burned poorly/inconsistently enough to cause me to shy away from selling them. I used wooden wicks for 3 years, and finally had to acknowledge that it was the wicks that were causing the problem. I used mostly soy (and different ones, including Freedom Wax) I also tried several coconut waxes, including different vessels. I really, really tried. Aside from major inconsistencies, there was the problem with the wicks sputtering black soot/specs into the wax toward the end of the burn. It happened more often than not. As @TallTayl said, wood by nature is inconsistent. There was a time that wood wicks did burn well and consistently, but it was more of a composite material that compensated for the inconsistency. Sadly, they are no longer available.
I am now using cotton wicks and I am amazed at the difference. I FINALLY have candles burning well, and WAY more consistently. I almost can't believe it, after all I went through with wood wicks.
All that being said, the greatest freedom you have is finding out for yourself. So, go ahead and make your own discoveries. It will always be the best way to learn.
I have a ton of wooden wicks I'd like to pass along, so if you're interested, let me know! I have a few sample packs as well.