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Step 2: Using your Fine Step Jaw Pliers, make a loop in the end of each wire segment. Use the first step in the pliers to make a loop for our WigJig Delphi, Cyclops or Centaur and the second step in the pliers to make a loop for our WigJig Olympus, Olympus Lite or Electra.
Step 3: Now we need to straighten both wire segments.
This is done by grasping the wire by the loop in your non-dominant hand
and pulling the wire repeatedly through the jaws of your nylon jaw Step 4: The peg pattern for making the Ovals earring body is shown at right. Peg 1 is a regular metal peg and pegs 2 and 3 are 1/4" Super Pegs. Pegs 2 and 3 are separated from one another by 1". You can find a template for this pattern on our WigJig Centaur here. Step 5: Position the initial loop in your wire on peg 1 and bend the wire against peg 2 as shown below-left. Push the wire until it rests adjacent to peg 3 with no pressure applied. (It may be easier to remove peg 3 until you have the wire bent properly.) Step 6: Now bend the wire around peg 3 and continue pushing the wire until it rests adjacent to peg 2 with no pressure applied. See the picture below-center. You may need to push the wire over peg 2 slightly then remove your grip on the wire until it rests in the position shown. Step 7: Bend the wire against peg 2, between peg 2 and peg 1 as shown below-right.
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