Step 1:
Cut 2 seperate 3" strands of red wire.  Strip 3mm off only one
end of each of the the 2 wires.  Solder the stripped ends of both
wires at the SLEEVE of the OUT jack.  Your pedal should look
like the picture below when you finish step 1.

Step 2:
Trim one of the 2 wires so that is the proper length to connect the SLEEVE of the OUT jack with LUG 1 of the 500K
(volume) pot.  You will want to keep this wire as short as possible, but you will want to give it enough slack so that
you can bend the wire down so that it runs along the inside of the enclosure wall.  You do not want a "tight-rope".  
Strip 3mm off the end  of the strand of red wire that has been trimmed and then solder to LUG 1 of the 500K pot.  
Your pedal should look like the picture below when you have finished step 2.

Step 3:
Trim the other red wire so that it is the proper length to connect the SLEEVE of the OUT jack with the SLEEVE of
the IN jack.  Once again, you want to keep this wire as short as possible, but you want to leave enough slack so
that it can be bent down to run along the inside of the enclosure wall.  Strip 3mm off the wire and solder to the
SLEEVE of the IN jack.  Your pedal should look like the picture below when you are finished with step 3.

Jacks & Ground

Step 4:
Trim your remaining strand of red wire to the proper length to connect LUG 1 of the 1K pot (fuzz knob) to the SLEEVE of the IN JACK.  Once again, you should
try to make the wire short as possible but still leave enough slack so that it can run along the inside of the enclosure wall.  Strip 3mm off each end and solder
one end to LUG 1 of the 1K pot and solder the other end to the SLEEVE of the IN jack.  Note that there will already be a solder joint on the SLEEVE of the IN
jack.  To connect the new wire you should heat up the joint so the existing solder melts and then insert the new wire.  Once both of the wires are in place, add
just a touch of new solder to the joint to insure a good weld.  Your pedal should look like the picture below when you are finished with step 4.

CORRECTION:  If you are building the Tonebender kit, this picture and diagram will condratict with pictures of the actual pedal later on in the instructions.  
STEP 4 is correct.  Do not change to match the picture.  The red battery wire should go to the ring of the IN jack.

Step 5:
Measure and trim a strand of BROWN wire to the proper length to connect LUG 2 of the 500K pot to LUG 4 of the
footswitch.  Once again, make it as short as possible, but leave enough slack to bend the wire down so that it runs
along the inside of the enclosure wall.  Strip 3mm off each end of the trimmed brown wire then solder one end to LUG
2 of the 500K pot and solder the other end to LUG 4 of the footswitch.  Your pedal should look like the picture
below when you are finished with step 8.

Silicon Version:  Red wire is almost exclusively reserved for
"positive" current and black for "negative".  The germanium
version of the Fuzz Face has a positive ground.  The silicon
version of the Fuzz Face has a negative ground.  If you are
building the silicon version, make sure you use black wire in all
places where the instructions call for red wire.

You are now done with the wiring process of building your pedal.  Go back to the
instruction index and click on "Adding the Circuit Board"