 Step
9: At this point you are ready to cut the excess wire and close the
final loop with your bent chain nose pliers. The wire component
should appear as shown at right.
Step 12: Now replace the wire onto your ring mandrel and squeeze
it tightly against the ring mandrel by hand. Remove from the mandrel
and r Step 13: Now without removing the wire from your ring mandrel, we
need to bend one of the loops over the loop of wire made around the Super
Peg.
Step 14: Remove the wire from the ring mandrel and replace it in
the opposite orientation and bend the second loop over the circle of wire
Step 15: Remove the wire from your ring mandrel and by hand press the two loops down and shape the wire. You may need to use your bent chain nose pliers to help push the two loops down. Try to avoid scratching the wire. |
Step
10: Now we are ready to wrap the wire around your ring mandrel.
This is done by hand. Because the ring mandrel is tapered it is a
good idea to wrap your wire component about 1/2 way around then remove it
from your ring mandrel and re-insert it on the ring mandrel in the
opposite orientation. This will help to keep the bends consistent on
both sides of the ring. Bend the wire until the ends almost meet as
shown at left. 
Step
11: Remove the wire from your ring mandrel and by hand insert the
initial and final loops into the larger circle of wire made around the
1/4" Super Peg. It will be easier to insert one loop at a time.
When both loops are in place the wire should appear as shown in the
picture at
right.
eplace
in the opposite orientation and squeeze again. 
See
the picture at right for how this should appear.
made
around the Super Peg. Your wire should appear as shown above-left.