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Step 9: Remove the wire from the jig. You wire component should appear as shown below-left. Step 10: Now we are ready to complete the final loop in the wire component. Using your fine step jaw pliers, grasp the wire with the pliers in the same place as peg 1. You can place your pliers through the initial loop and then grip the wire at the point where you need to make the final loop. While holding the wire firmly in your fine step jaw pliers, bend the wire as shown below-center. Step 11: Using your flush cutter, cut the excess wire. Finish the final loop by using your bent chain nose pliers to close the loop. At this point your wire component should appear as shown below-right.
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Step
8: Bend the wire back against peg 1 while holding the wire
tightly against pegs 3 and 2. See the picture at right. We
ultimately need to complete a loop in the wire at the position where peg
1 is, but because peg 2 is in the way, it is easier to complete the loop
off of the jig.
