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Faceplate reminds me a lot of Damascan steel. Is that what it is?

The uwell tends to require a lot of wick. What I personally did was cut the wick close to the coil. Them fluff it out. Then cut 2 squares of straight from muji pad and using juice stuck these to the fluffed out ends. When sticking chamber cap back on you will need to coax all that wick not but it does a perfect job for me.

With most rtas they have a ledge that you should cut the wick to fit on.

I tend to stick on the fat side and stick a large amount of cotton through coil. Used to use small out but found the Scottish wick approach is great so more is better

Edit paulo had same idea but was 30 secs quicker lol

My general coil build is clapton 26 wrapped with 32 or 34. Normally go with diameter of 2.5mm with 5 wraps and do dual coil.

Favourite build is a staggered fused clapton. Used I hint 26 for cores and then 34 on the outside

Agreed with a 20 watt mod you would be better using coils that are 1 ohm plus

Dual posts is quite a common design these days. Helps to snip one set of wires before inserting second coil.

Also my favourite wire cutting tool is actually nail clippers (the ones with a rounded end) find they can get in most places with the edge of them.

With coils try not to go over 3mm internal diameter with standard coil type. If using clapton reduce to 2.5 mm.

I've had zero issues with it. Enjoy being able to top or bottom fill. As well as being able to re wick or coil with juice still in tank

From experience there isn't one. It depends on the resistance and what you enjoy. Generally if I have a resistance of .3 ohms (normally what I aim for with a dual clapton) I run 35 - 37 watts.