DamifinoEac

Have you checked Lonestar? They have a very strong Leather.

Sounds great to me! I am still a greenhorn, but I enjoy blending to create uniqueness. With that said, I believe this would be a great opportunity. I'm following.

Forgot to add the link to a post, with curl info...

I ran into this problem with 3.75 wide straight sided, using custom soy blend wax. Working with advise from TallTayl, some wicks curl out depending upon the "threading" of the wick. I now place my two wicks to curl in opposite directions when lit. You essentially have 2 melt pools converging, but the jar does not overheat. Look in this subforum a couple months back, and it should give you some ideas. Happy to help!

Follow up after testing: Used flat tin lid and twisted the Premier wick, holding inch above stem tab, for one full turn. Secured to inverted lid, sans wax and lit. As the wick burned, it did "unwind ", and the flame stayed centered 😁 even tho the wick curl turned! Yay! that's a positive step for a uniformed melt. Flat tin lid inverted, set non twisted Premier wick sans wax, and lit. The wick curled toward the crimp indentation of the tab! Did a second try with a new wick, and same result. So, there's another positive step. Thanks to both of you for your help. This forum is just full of great people offering great advice. It's much appreciated

Interesting thought, would not have thought about this. I seem to always have bits of wax come off the cd wicks when using bow ties, but I will give it a shot with the premier. Thanks for the input, and let me know if you get favorable results and I will do the same later today when I run a test.

Thanks to previous posts I have read (thanks TallTayl), I understand the cd and eco curls completely, and I utilize in my anchor jars. However, I have switched to Premier 795 for a 3.5 width straight sided glass vessel I am testing. I cannot figure out how to determine the curl direction before setting the wick accordingly? TIA🥴