• Nylon pegs
• Wood base: Maple Hardwood
• 96 nylon, grooved pegs
• Extra Fine Gauge/sett 
• Pegs spaced 3/16" from center of center

If working with the e-wrap stitch plan on about 6 stitches per inch (varies with tension and yarn used). If working with the knit stitch/flat stitch plan on about 8-8.5 stitches per inch (varies with tension and yarn used) (if you knit tight, go for the 8.5 stitches, if you knit loosely, choose 8stitches per inch).   Let's assume that your foot measures 8.5 inches around the ball of the foot and you are planning to use the Knit Stitch for the socks. You knit tight so you probably will knit at a tension of 8.5 stitches per inch. Take an even number of pegs and divide for example  68 pegs/8.5=8. Your foot measures 8.5 and the tube made with 68 pegs makes a tube that is 8". For a sock, you want negative ease (so it fits snug and doesn't fall), so in this case, choose the 68 pegs.   However, if you are planning to use the e-wrap stitch, and you get a stitch gauge of 6 stitches per inch, then you will need a number of pegs: 48(number of pegs on the loom)/6 (stitches per inch)=8. In this case, you will need 48 pegs on the loom.