As a guitar player, who always loses picks anywhere he goes, this tool is helpful to keep in my case. Doesn’t take up space and weighs practically nothing. I went with the black one just cause.

My husband loves this.

My little grandson is turning 4yo next month, and got a “real” electric guitar (not a toy) for Christmas. He plays it a lot. So I thought it would be fun to make him some picks, especially since they tend to get misplaced.I just got this, and had to try it out. It was pretty easy. And I can’t wait to give them to him next month!!!

This pick maker is super cool!Came with the pick cutter, keychain case, file, and colored strips.The only slight issue I have is half of the colored strips are matte instead of glossy and it didn't specify that before buying. And the few glossy ones were scratched up from sitting next to the file in the box.But overall I'm really excited to give this as a gift to my sons bestfriends for his birthday!

Was a Christmas gift for a family member. They really enjoyed it

Works as expected. Fun.

I gave this to my friend as a gift. He was really pleased with it and came down the pub giving pletrums out to everyone 😂. I would recommend this.

This make your own guitar picks is a Christmas gift for my nephew. It looks very cool kind of like a button maker, but for guitar picks instead.

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Want a lifetime supply of guitar picks, then this toy is for you! I love it.Solid build, well worth the money. Punches out picks with ease. 7 per strip to be exact. Punch one out, turn over the strip, line it up and repeat.The material they send you is very good. You can also use old Gift Cards, Credit Cards, Drivers Licence etc. they yield 4 or five picks if you are careful with how you punch them out. And ... they are FREE!Do you need a thousand picks? Well ... probably not, but for some reason, once you start you can’t stop. The only annoying part is sanding them smooth after but that is no big deal. The guitar shaped emery file is a nice touch.Never be without a pick again! ROTFL ... honest.Makes a great novelty gift. (I should be a poster boy for these guys! lol)I found all the material to be fine for my electric guitar. I may not be as fussy as others.I like it, you probably will too.

This product is giftable, sturdy, and has great value for its price. Made many guitar picks with this. 10/10 would recommend.

Simple et efficace. Matériel solide.Correspond à la description et au besoin

Wow! You never know you wanted something until you finally have it. Picked this up *pun* kind of not expecting anything special. The concept was nifty, and I have spent time in the past cutting+shaping guitar picks out of plastic in a moment of desperate need, so why not try this thing out?100% Satisfaction!! Would highly recommend to anyone even remotely interested in guitar playing.Pros:○ Never buy guitar picks again. It seems absurd to think about how I used to buy little packs of shaped plastic and celluloid, sometimes 20 bucks for these things, when there are free plastic sheets everywhere I look, and all I needed was a way to stamp it into the perfect shape! And off we go, happily punching our old grocery store keytags and credit cards into musical accessories.○ Control the exact thickness/ properties of your picks. This one is actually the biggest benefit imho. I love thin guitar picks with a certain feel to them, so the thick plastic stock included in the box(although beautiful) doesn't work for me. As soon as my kit arrived I went rooting through the entire apartment looking for raw materials to craft with. When all you have is a Pick-a-Palooza, everything looks like a guitar pick ;-) I found some things which worked ok, for example the thick plastic that many electronics or other home goods are packaged in, and certain gift cards which are thinner than credit cards. However, the greatest material for my ideal pick was the top of a disposable Tupperware container. I've included photos to demonstrate how closely the Tupperware is to my favorite Jim Dunlop thin/light picks. I have made a dozen of these little suckers now, and almost wish I was the kind of person that loses things easily so I would have a reason to make more.○ Item is sturdy as hell. VERY solid construction of heavy guage metal. I can only imagine you would break the device by dropping it from the third floor onto concrete, or perhaps opening a pick factory in your garage and making millions of picks in a year. Other than that, the Pick-a-Palooza is basically a family heirloom and will survive to become archaeological evidence of how our society really was.○ So fun. Reminds me of the first time our family bought a computer that came with a CD burner like 20 years ago. Before, I could only save money and purchase my favorite CDs at the local music shop. But once I controlled the means of production, I was no longer a slave to the system. Kind of feels like that, the first time you stamp out a guitar pick into your desk. I only wish the same method worked for actual guitars :DCons:○ Might not offset the cost of your baby plectrums if you don't lose them. I mean, I keep my picks tucked into the strings near the tuners, and I never set them down. I've lost maybe 3 picks in 3 years. That being said, a quick search of Amazon shows that a bag of quality picks will never be found at the dollar store, so it could be worth it over many years.Conclusion: GREAT gift idea, and a better and more useful tool than many that are lying around your house. Buy now!