32 is too much insulation, and is very inefficient to power/heat up. smaller wrap gauges will give all the benefits of wrap wire (added surface area/pockets/grooves/temp variation) but dramatically reduce the ramp up/down and power required (compared to 32) to get a good vape. i work with a lot of wire i cant see properly, but you can trust the angle you are holding the wrap at as you make your claptons. if you are already building your own, give 36 or 38 a shot some time. if you hold the spool on a perfect 90 degree angle to the core wire, and then back toward your drill a bit, you will get clean wraps no matter how small the wire is. there is like a ~10 degree window back there in between doubling back over itself (too far back) and the wraps not touching eachother (too far forward). if you hold that angle from start to finish you will get clean wraps no matter what. just adjust your up/down angle until you catch some light on the wire so you can see the angle better.
i have never seen a pro builder use 32, only chinese factory coils. if you are buying pre-mades, i have seen some on ft or 3fv (maybe both) that have up to 40 gauge wrap. try those out (36 at the lowest). they should always work better than something with 32 gauge wrap.
yeah the math is hard, but its easy to experiment and see what happens first hand. i have never heard of anyone 'melting wire 2'. the only limit to mixing up wire types and trying new builds is a safe resistance for whatever mod/batteries you are using. there are lots of people in the post your builds thread using staged heating and other techniques to try to get a different/better result. lots of fancier builds have different strands or stacks of mixed materials, combined in different ways to get different types of vapes. come
have a look around, you might pick up some new builds to try, or techniques to experiment with