Wick & Burn Pack
The wick chart names four things that change the answer, then applies none of them
The wick chart names four things it does not apply — vessel shape, wax, fragrance load and dye — and this turns all four into one effective diameter you can read a wick off. The full matrix at a light and a heavy load, the backwards lookup from a symptom to the direction to move, and a burn test with thresholds instead of feelings. Then the batch: what to weigh out, and why fragrance oil is part of the fill rather than an addition to it — get that round the wrong way on 24 jars and nearly a pound of wax goes over the rims. 11 pages, printable, with a fill-in working sheet and burn log.
What’s inside
- The four variables the wick chart names and does not apply, each as a multiplier
- Effective diameter: why a square jar is not the width you measured
- Why a 6% and a 10% fragrance load are different candles in the same vessel
- Dark dye as a burn variable — the commonest missed cause of tunnelling
- The free guide's own bands, reproduced, so you can see what the pack adds
- Wick by diameter interpolated between those bands, not one size per inch
- The matrix: 5 diameters x 5 waxes at a light load, with the step from the free answer
- The same matrix at 10% fragrance with dark dye, in square and rectangular vessels
- Six failures diagnosed backwards: what the candle did, which variable, which direction
- Burn-test thresholds: pool width, flame height, pool depth, what each failure means
- What a batch poured on an untested wick has at risk, against testing three
- A candle worked end to end, from measurement to the three wicks to test
- A working sheet and a burn log for your own vessel
- What to actually weigh out — why fragrance is part of the fill, not an addition to it
- Wax and oil per vessel, by vessel size and fragrance load
- What a load is a percentage OF, and what taking it the other way really means
- What getting it round the wrong way costs across a batch, in pounds of wax
- Fill-in batch sheet: vessels, pitcher loss, and what to buy
Run one of the free calculators first and buy from that page, and this sheet is computed from your own figures. Buy from here and the pack still arrives complete — the sheet simply has no numbers of yours to work from yet.
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