Pickmaster Plectrum Punch-Make Your Own Picks

Making personal plectrums fromm old bank cards , plastic bottles, etc, is fun! Plectrums made with this great wee tool seem more personell. LOL. All colours made , find some decent plastic, and cut away. Only minor thing is that after plectrum has been cut, sometimes it does not come out of the "slot" on shaking, and you need a small pin etc, to lever the plectrum out. But all part of the fun. You eventually get rhe knack of it. But you can cut up plastic bottles, and practice , (before you cut plectrums from old bankcards, or old library cards etc). I give plectrums away to friends, I have so many now LOL. A wee tip: if you are cutting up a card that has your name on it, try and cut the part of the card with your name, and you will have a REALLY personnalised plectrum. JS

I bought this for my dad for his birthday. He immediately put it to use (as I knew he would) and had found lots of random things to make plectrums from. He has discovered that most photos on ID cards are the correct size for a plectrum and subsequently has a full family set from cards he had acquired.... It is a handy piece of kit and lots of people have admired it, asking where they can get one from. Great gift for the guitarist that has almost everything.

Not a bad item,you will never have to look for a plectrum again ,I cut up my old credit cards and made 3 plectrums.

i dont know why i got this but it works and does what its supposed too! just a fidged toy now 🤣

This was a present for my guitar-playing boyfriend and he LOVES it. It's a great present for any guitar-lover, and comes in nice packaging suitable to give away. The device is pretty straight-forward to use, but does require quite a lot of force to use. My boyfriend likes the thickness of the plectrums cut out from bank cards, but that is personal preference, I guess. Otherwise you can cut out other types of flat plastic, that are more to your liking. Also: a tip is to use gift cards to cut out plectrums from. They're normally free and tend to come in funky patterns or colours! Just check there's no money left on them ;)

Brought as a novelty gift for a guitarist who pays ridiculous amounts of money for plecks. Will only be a novelty however for worked averagely and possibly good for someone who is into crafts? +Did cut through credit cards +Usable on paper card to make card craft shapes ie. for flower petals +Sleek looking with a clever design -Pressure of the punch would occasionally bend the edges of the plastic cards -left a few rough edges but not majorly jagged -Did have to push the plastic through occasionally as it got stuck on the mechanism =Overall novelty gift only, if you've gone to the effort of buying a guitar i would spend that little extra for properly manufactured plecks as the thickets cut would be a credit card. The same cut pleck outcome every time so may not be suitable for what your looking for size wise. Is good for craft making.

Exactly what I wanted. Perfect. UPDATE1: 17/4/19 My pick maker is still working great after 3 or so months of continuous use. Have access to so many picks now that I'm giving them away as presents for people, at very little charge to me. I recommend plastic cards / credit cards for the best quality picks. Buy white ones and you can customise them using Sharpies! UPDATE2: 13/10/19 I've been playing guitar for over a year now and find that Tesco Clubcards are the smoothest and nicest on your fingers. Happy customer

What is a pick? Simply a bit of plastic of varying stiffness that you end up paying a few quid for. With this tool - which is actually quite substantial - you cut neat picks out of plastic card, the obvious stuff being old credit and debit cards. Not only you you end up with a nice new pick, you render the card destroyed against any toe-rag that could nick info off it. Of course you can use other plastic type materials to give differing stiffness of picks depending upon your personal preference. For reference a credit card seems to neatly equate to a mid range flexible pick, which is ideal for most of us hackers. A really brilliant tool for the budding guitarist because you'll never run out of picks again.

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Diese Stanzmaschine kann man z. B. für alte Girokarten o. ä. verwenden, stanzt die Teile einwandfrei aus. Macht Spaß.

Got this for my father years ago and he still uses it. Keeps it in his living room as a staple thing he consistently uses. Said he's made hundreds if not thousands of picks and this tool has saved him lots of time and money because he looses his picks all the time. My son went to visit him across country and was all about it... Got him his very own of this as well for Christmas and he's already made himself a dozen. Love this tool, its perfect.

Love this! Possibilities are endless. Most guitar players constantly lose picks. This gives you a little creative side to make more. One fall back is the "includes a file" the file is attached to the plectrum punch in an odd place and is a little awkward to file. It's doable with the file, unless you have large hands. I do recommend purchasing a separate file for sure

Muy buena cacharra. Corta estupendo las tarjetas de crédito. Y luego, para perfeccionar, tiene una lima pegada y así las dejas nikel