Do you mean when you are first pouring the wax into the molds, I used to use chopsticks or thin wooden dowels from the hardware store. Tape or tie the wick around the wood, if your doing a bunch you can line up all the molds, and use a slightly higher can/block of wood/bricks on either side of your line up, then tie them all onto the dowel supported by side supports.
You can also buy wick that has a wire in it that doesn't bend as much, I used to use this many years ago when I made candles in the 60s.
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See if this helps.
https://candletech.com/candle-making/how-to-make-container-candles/
Do you mean when you are first pouring the wax into the molds, I used to use chopsticks or thin wooden dowels from the hardware store. Tape or tie the wick around the wood, if your doing a bunch you can line up all the molds, and use a slightly higher can/block of wood/bricks on either side of your line up, then tie them all onto the dowel supported by side supports.
You can also buy wick that has a wire in it that doesn't bend as much, I used to use this many years ago when I made candles in the 60s.