How to Make Stone Guitar Picks

Learn how to make a guitar pick from a rock.
Here's a video where I show the exact same tumbling method that I used to on these picks:
• Tumbling Shaped Rocks ...
My Lot-O recipe for tumbling shaped rocks, cabochons, or any other flat rocks:
Stage one: 2 days with 2 TABLEspoons of either 120/220 or straight 220 silicon carbide.
Stage two: 3 days with 1/2 TEAspoon 500 grit aluminum oxide and 1 TABLEspoon of borax
Stage three: 2 days with 1/2 TEAspoon aluminum oxide polish and 1 TABLEspoon of borax
Between each stage rinse and then burnish (wash) for about an hour with 1/4 cup water and 1 tablespoon borax.
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[@biplovegnyawali1952]

People be like ( sarcastic comment no offense intended) Rock music= Stone Picks Metal music= Metal picks 🤔👏🏼

[@odoylerules1435]

Hey there, great video. I play guitar but also just got into polishing rocks. The thinner you can make the bottom of the pick which hits the strings the better. Very cool idea. I want to make some of these now. I have agates that would make great pics,and they dont wear down like plastic ones probably.

[@nicot9305]

I saw the Dunlop Flow 4.20 mm pick, so I had to buy it. Loved it! It was like I had never picked before! A bit thick, I next bought the Dunlop Flow 3 mm pick. Loved it! 3 mm feels comfortable to me. I'm not a great picker....Now I'm getting into stone picks, just because I can, and they're so beautiful!

[@taotuhao5969]

My favorite pick that I have bought recently is a Ernie Ball Prodigy 1.5 mm. I have also made several of my own home made picks. Sop far my favorite ones are made from plastic. I recently made a jazz sized pick from a quarter, but its too small for my tastes.

[@graxjpg]

I use the flow picks, much thinner though. I got a 2.5mm “stone style” pick in a random brand variety pack and I absolutely love it. I may go with the larger flow picks, but I may also go stone instead.

[@nicot9305]

@@graxjpg I just started playing mandolin, and the suggested "best pick" is a BlueChip, which you can get for a low as $35 -- it's plastic. I don't know how thick they are yet. And I thought guitar picks were crazy!

[@graxjpg]

@@nicot9305 mandolin is a fantastic instrument, stick with it!! I sold mine for weed as a teenager like a damn idiot. Many pedal steel players are like that too about their finger picks and slides, guitar players demands seem rather pedestrian compared to some of those other guys haha..

[@nicot9305]

@@graxjpg A cheap piece of throw-away mass-produced plastic seems fine....

[@patriciamckean4186]

Watching grinding off edges is therapeutic. Great job. Don't play, but enjoy guitar music!

[@ryanbryancyan]

2:20 this part made me bite my nails.

[@MichiganRocks]

Biting your nails is probably more likely to draw blood than what I was doing. I have other videos where I run my finger against the moving blade. diamond blades have very fine diamonds. The grind through the rock rather than cutting like a wood saw does. Touching the blade doesn't hurt at all.

[@nicot9305]

@Edge, Me too, 'cause I'm a beer drinker and I *know* I'd screw my guitar playing up! I love stone picks, though! Great to see how they're made!

[@jerryhayden8720]

You are definitely a professional. I'm interested in making my own guitar picks because I've been using them for 30 years but honestly I don't think I've ever met someone that comprehended using a stone for a pick and the ones I've got to try one didn't really like them and would just want to keep it in a collection of music doodads. Oh well, I love them. Very good video.👍

[@cC00kieChip]

Michigan : shows sliced rocks My brain : eat it Me : what- My brain : eat it

[@MichiganRocks]

It would come back out eventually.

[@cC00kieChip]

Michigan Rocks oh no-

[@Smallathe]

Very impressive work!!!

[@chuckfarley567]

The "mined pick" Remember these from the 80s..gives a kewl toan.....

[@MichiganRocks]

I'm not a guitar player, so I never heard of those.

[@jazzydog]

Great work!! Looks so beautiful & thanks for sharing this video. Cheers.

[@MichiganRocks]

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it.

[@user-zx9ki8tk4r]

They are great for flat picking. Like bluegrass

[@MichiganRocks]

Good to know. A bunch of people have told me that they'd be terrible for playing guitar at all. I don't play, so I don't have a clue.

[@seanlheeger]

These are wonderful. I need to grab some of these.

[@seanlheeger]

I'd like to buy them here.

[@taotuhao5969]

@@seanlheeger Same

[@seanlheeger]

@@taotuhao5969 these look just like the jim dunlop stubby's. maybe friday i'll send a pay pal after i get a price on one. these are more genuine than the "factory" stone picks.

[@taotuhao5969]

Really Cool, I have played guitar for about 30 years and would love to try a stone pick

[@paulkielt9301]

According to me, Jasper sounds the best to my ears! After few experiments, of course.

[@MichiganRocks]

Paul Kasper Does jasper sound different than agate? I would have thought that all types of rock would sound the same. Of course, I don’t know anything about playing guitar, so thanks for the info!

[@virginiarocks]

Lol. Rock music. Like the stones. That’s priceless. 🤣

[@MichiganRocks]

That one was too obvious to pass up.

[@FringeSpectre]

Pretty ballsy using that saw without any hand protection! I gotta say, i wouldnt mind testing one of those out for you considering i live in Kalamazoo

[@MichiganRocks]

I have two videos for you to watch. First, this one is in response to me not using hand protection. I think you'll be surprised. kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6OXin-kacuLi6M Second, this one shows my neighbor using a pick right near the end of the video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qWLXf3p-a8R7fdU

[@Weird0radi0]

Good pun!

[@KatieReadsKoziesAndMore]

Your plectrums/pics are beautiful. This shape...and size...could be made into beautiful dangle earrings. If you made two from the same stone, the variations between the two stones would make them very attractive to buyers.

[@MichiganRocks]

Would they be sold as guitar pick earrings or just as earrings with no reference to the shape?

[@KatieReadsKoziesAndMore]

@@MichiganRocks Lol! This is already a common shape for dangle earrings. Thanks to you, they are now guitar pick earrings. That means we have to wear them to a rock show. One that features our favorite Stones!

[@MichiganRocks]

@@KatieReadsKoziesAndMore Ok, that's what I was wondering. This is a common shape for earrings. Thanks!

[@TomahawkH]

Clear instructions!

[@Oooo-bi7bi]

Before you said it, I was thinking mandolin. If I use a plectrum on guitar I want a bit of bend . But my mandolin I use a thicker one. I think I will have a go at stone Mandolin pick . Thanks for the tutorial and inspiration.

[@MichiganRocks]

I don’t know the first thing about playing guitar, so I’ll trust your judgement on what these are good for. I just like to make things out of rock. These are fun because they’re so thin that they let a lot of light through.

[@Oooo-bi7bi]

@@MichiganRocks yeah just ordered a Dremel as Amazon have on sale. Want to make picks. But until finding your channel. It didn’t enter my mind that I can polish stones. Everyone plays guitar differently. But got into mandolin recently and they need a plectrum and a thicker one works better.

[@interpolagent9]

Those are very nice!

[@irisrodriguez682]

Wow look beautiful and it’s pretty amazing gift for my husband. ❤️😍

[@MichiganRocks]

Did you buy one?

[@Lauri_K]

Oh wow, you don't play guitar but those picks look better than custom shop ones from exotic materials

[@MichiganRocks]

No, I leave the guitar playing to other people, and I'll concentrate on rocks.

[@HoratioWalls]

I would play with one of those 🎸

[@pinayinsklee]

what a nice creative work,

[@MichiganRocks]

Thanks!

[@creativename9384]

“At the beginning of time 6 guitar picks were forged from stone” sorry I had to do it 😂

[@bulldogtonyyt1116]

Question: If you don't play guitar, how do you get into making guitar picks? Also, how do you know what kinda sound you get and playability without testing it yourself? I couldn't take someone else's word for it! They look great, I'm just curious to know!

[@MichiganRocks]

I make a lot of things from rock. I saw stone guitar picks and thought they looked cool and also looked like something I could make, so I tried it. It took a couple tries until I made something I liked. It’s kind of like stone jewelry I guess, I make that but don’t wear it.

[@professored7169]

​@@MichiganRocksdude do you still sell these? And if so where can I buy them?

[@MichiganRocks]

@@professored7169 I do sell them! They're in a local shop. I'm not sure what they have in stock right now though. They don't have an online store, but will work with you if you call or email. olivetbookandgift.com

[@cynthiarowley719]

Not above a good pun. Lots of variety on your videos. Thanks, always more.

[@Ryan-no5bf]

I am interested in making picks out of agate slices that I can buy online. But I am limited in tools. Do you think that this could be done using just a bandsaw, dremel, and a basic bench mounted grinder?

[@MichiganRocks]

Ryan do you have a lapidary band saw or one for wood? A wood saw won’t work. You’d need something with a diamond blade and water to cool it. Same with the grinder. You can use silicon carbide wheels on a grinder, but they don’t work nearly as well as diamond wheels. Then you still have to keep the wheels wet without electrocuting yourself. A lot of people use tile saws to cut rocks and even use the edge to grind and shape them. I think a tile saw would be the minimum tool I would attempt this with. You’d still need a vibratory tumbler to polish them up.

[@Ryan-no5bf]

@@MichiganRocks All of of tools my are just wood since i bought them for guitar purposes. That's allright though, I'll just stick to making picks out of softer material for now. Thanks for the reply

[@tylersmith6650]

Great video! Where do you get your stones? I'm getting into this hobby myself. Thanks!

[@MichiganRocks]

I get them from a variety of places. I find some myself, I trade for some, buy from individuals, and also buy from rock shops.

[@rebeccaofsunnybrookefarm8469]

Thanks for sharing this video on Katy did

[@MichiganRocks]

You're welcome, but I think those videos pop up on their own. I didn't do anything to make it show up on her channel. I do watch her videos though.

[@clumsylol8329]

do you have any of these for sale i would love to purchase some for my dad

[@MichiganRocks]

I sell these at a local shop. They don't have an online store, but will work with you if you call or email. olivetbookandgift.com

[@jupiterlegrand4817]

How to make stone guitar picks: Have a shop full of expensive lapidary tools. Make picks. Voila! (Being a jerk, but it IS kinda hard to do w/out the stone cutting tools. You did a nice job, though. Those picks would work fine.)

[@MichiganRocks]

I completely understand what you're saying. It's sort of like if you were going to put guitar lessons on KZbin. I don't own a guitar, so I'd have to make an investment before I could use your tutorials. I'm assuming you play guitar. Most hobbies require some sort of equipment. This is my hobby and I slowly acquired this equipment, mostly used, over several years. I hope my videos are helpful for people who have purchased or are thinking about purchasing these tools.

[@jonwiddicombe101]

Actually I have played guitar pretty seriously for 53 years and a properly formed agate plectrum is the ideal material. Forget flex in a plectrum. You make a hard pick soft with technique that gives to the resistance, but you ever make a soft hard no matter what you do. It also looks like you using the Jim Dunlop 3 mm Big Stubby as a model. Again perfect, especially if you can devise a way to put the textured grip dimple in as well because the will become slippery at certain times; humans leak 🙂in several different ways. If you get the dimple neatly textured and the contours perfect I’d pay good money for a few of these of and extremely hard agate. If Im a not playing classically ie: plectrum or chicken picking, I use a 3 mm Big stubby rhat doesn’t give or flex an iota and can chop put the long train running rhythm no problens at all with a solid pick in fact it is better to develop the ability for the reasons stayed above. The only thing wrong with the big stubbys is THEY WEAR and Im forever with the wet and dry bring them true again because picking scrapple from the apple and ornithology is pretty up tempo music that wont tolerate nicks from string wear. How much? Im a serious player so want them just like a 3mm Jim Dunlop big stubby but am happy to pay if you make them well and fee of cracks in very hard moss agate. Id buy a few. You might also ponder making thumb pick that loop around the thumb which I also use for jazz in a Joe Pass vein with a lot of extended lines so I can finger pick using the thumb pick nearly as I yse my naked thumb but then can use it also like a normal plectrum I cant drop 🙂. So in conclusion, an agate plectrum is the ideal tool for guys that know if well made. And as usual, anything not well made is not worth jack ...... Most of yours look pretty good but some looked a little bumby which could of been the light. You will sell good ones though and for a good price, especially if you can get the grip dimple which doesnt need to take a polish. Also a tumbler polish is a random operation. You have no control what wears once shes going and it wont always be optimal. You need a wand like opal dressers use with birch adhesive to hold one face

[@MichiganRocks]

I just found your comment in my spam folder. I'm sorry for not responding sooner. I have not figured out how to make the grip grippy yet. I don't really specialize in making guitar picks, they're just one of many things I make. They're not perfect, just pretty good. I don't sell them for a lot of money because I can make them fairly quickly by my method. Could you describe the texture they need to have to not be slippery? Is it just not polished, or do you need a little indentation for your thumb and finger? I could more easily make the surface a little rough than I could make an indentation. I think I'd just tumble them in a coarse grit and then polish the edges on my cab machine. It would be very difficult to get the untumbled area to be a very precise circle.

[@karenraabis5296]

I live in Florida now but will be visiting my children in a couple weeks can you tell me where? We lived in Mi over 30 years

[@MichiganRocks]

Karen Raabis Sure, Olivet book store in Alpena.

[@rowanmurphy5239]

How much do those saws and grinders set you back? I would love to make the picks. I'm very picky, pun very much intended. I would like to make something that I want, a shape that works best for me.

[@MichiganRocks]

Buying that equipment would cost way more than it would be worth just to make a few picks for yourself. If you're also interested in working with rocks as a hobby and making picks would just be an added bonus, that's a different story. At the time I made this video, everything I used was purchased second hand, except for the Lot-O tumbler. I have since upgraded my cab machine, compliments of Kingsley North who sent me one for free in return for me doing a review of it. It's a great machine, by the way. I probably paid around $1000 for what you see me use in the video. If you were to buy new equipment, it would be several thousand dollars. I think a real lapidary slab saw would be pretty important to cut very thin slabs and have the slabs even. It would be hard to cut thin slabs like that on something like a tile saw or even a lapidary trim saw. The problem would be getting the two cuts parallel. That's easy in a saw with a vice that is powered. You put the rock in the vice, turn on the saw, come back in about 20 minutes, and turn a little crank, moving the rock over for the next cut. You could probably cut the shape of the pick on a tile saw, but I haven't actually used one before. I know they're popular for cutting rocks. You could probably find one of those used pretty easily. My cab machine costs between $1300 and $1900 depending on whether you get upgraded wheels or not. You wouldn't need the better wheels for making picks. An alternative would be to get a flat lap, which is much cheaper and would probably work fine for these. The Lot-O tumbler costs a little over $200. I have links to Kingsley North and the Rock Shed in the description of all my videos if you want to do some shopping. That's where I buy all of my lapidary stuff.

[@Indyanas_ocean_view]

Wow , absolutely amazing 😍🥰💜

[@MichiganRocks]

Thanks.

[@Indyanas_ocean_view]

@@MichiganRocks Do you like to listen to music? What music do you like? 🎶🎼🎙🎹🎸🥁🎻🎷😍🥰💜

[@MichiganRocks]

@@Indyanas_ocean_view I do like to listen to music, but when I'm working in the shop or mowing the lawn, I usually put a podcast on. I like classic rock from the 60's, 70's and 80's the best. I also like cheesy 80's music because I was in high school and college in the 80's when I was most into music. Favorites include: Van Halen, The Cars, Talking Heads, R.E.M., The Violent Femmes, Rolling Stones, and Queen. Obviously, there are many more. My all time favorite band of all time is Frank Allison and the Odd Sox. This was an Ann Arbor band that should have made it big, but at least had a very loyal following around Michigan. He ended up getting some weird disease that makes his throat close up when he tries to sing, so if you look up any of his more recent solo work, it's pretty bad. His stuff in the late eighties or early nineties was great though. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnLEi4x3q615jdk

[@Indyanas_ocean_view]

@@MichiganRocks Thus is my favorite rock song ever. 😍🥰🎸🥁 kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpSwhHmQj5KYqNk

[@vicparis3524]

Great joke...The Stones..lol didn't catch it the first time I watched...

[@MichiganRocks]

Rotciv Sirap I can’t resist a corny joke.

[@ThePlaguedRaven]

This is fantastic. Is there any chance I could have one of those!? I'm looking for a very thin stone pick with an especially thin tip that the guitar strings hit but my goodness are they ever expensive. I am in Ontario, Canada and would love to get in touch!

[@MichiganRocks]

I sell these in a local shop. They don't have an online store, but will work with you if you call or email. I'm not sure they'll send one to Canada, though. I have shipped a few things to Canada and filling out the customs forms is kind of a pain. I think they have them priced at $10. olivetbookandgift.com

[@charlesbordner9240]

Love your videos!!! Do you have high end trim or thin slices to sell so I can try making them???

[@MichiganRocks]

I'm sorry, Charles, I don't sell anything online.

[@drksthec]

no pun intended lol

[@pugskisses1881]

Hello, beautiful! You sell them?

[@MichiganRocks]

I do sell them at a local shop. They don't have an online store, but will work with you if you call or email. olivetbookandgift.com

[@cynthiarowley719]

It's seems like it would be good idea to use a cookie cutter approach, and get more from each piece. I laughed so hard when you put down hundreds.😂

[@MichiganRocks]

Those aren't all finished yet. The work on the cabbing machine takes a lot longer than just cutting them out.

[@borgir9817]

Rolling stones pick

[@MichiganRocks]

Yes, they'll only play rock music.

[@jakedyer2674]

Would you be willing to sell a few? I’d love to try them out!

[@MichiganRocks]

I don't sell anything online, but I do sell these in a local shop. They don't have an online store, but will work with you if you call or email. They were low on stock, so I just made a few more, so wait until tomorrow to contact them. I'll bring some over there in the morning. olivetbookandgift.com

[@bluethunder4911]

Where can I buy it? Thanks

[@MichiganRocks]

I don't sell my rough rocks and neither does Sam.

[@SharInIndy]

Bought one today. Beautiful, thank you.

[@MichiganRocks]

Bought a guitar pick? From Olivet?

[@SharInIndy]

@@MichiganRocks bought it yesterday..you only have a few left. They are beautiful.

[@MichiganRocks]

@@SharInIndy Thanks! Mary has been asking me to get her more crosses. I have some in the tumbler now that will be done in a few days. I'll bring her some guitar picks too.

[@gigabrad4570]

Stone guitar picks sound INSANE! Check out ||Lumen - Guiseppe Gilardi || to hear how fkin SICK they sound.

[@MichiganRocks]

I just watched that video. He’s really good, isn’t he?

[@gigabrad4570]

@@MichiganRocks He's amazing! One of my fav. artists for sure.

[@willandcindisudds6964]

Can you tell me how to keep the picks from sticking to each other during the grit/polish steps? I keep getting one side nice, the other side with scratches. Love your video.

[@MichiganRocks]

Lots of ceramics is the answer. You need mostly ceramics of mixed sizes, or even all small. They’ll still stick some, but they turn out nice. You are using a vibratory tumbler, right?

[@willandcindisudds6964]

@@MichiganRocks Yes we are. I will put more in. We do have various sizes but I think not using enough. My son is trying to make some. Thank you so very much for the wonderful videos!!

[@jorgedejorge2326]

Do you build custom order guitar picks? I used stone guitar picks for about a couple of years. I have since switched to picks that are roughly 6 mm thick and tapered to a point.

[@MichiganRocks]

jorgedejorge no, I make them once in a while out of whatever I have on hand.

[@yogeshbaher]

I followed the video and guess what have I got? A missing thumb 😂

[@MichiganRocks]

I doubt it. You should watch this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6OXin-kacuLi6M

[@wolechair]

Hi! Do you sell these? People charge way too much . Let me know :)

[@MichiganRocks]

These are one of the few things that I sell, but not directly. They are for sale at Olivet Book and Gift in Alpena. They will ship within the U.S. I don't think they really have an online store, so just send them an email. olivetbookandgift.com

[@hendricks6760]

Thought these would be good for rock music 😩😂 I play, I think these may sound interesting 🤔

[@MichiganRocks]

Sorry, couldn't help myself with the corny joke. With a name like Hendricks, it makes sense that you would play guitar. I have these for sale at a local shop called Olivet Book & Gift. They don't have a website, but they'll send you one if you email them. olivetbookandgift.com

[@hendricks6760]

@@MichiganRocks that’s funny, I hear that every once in a while, thanks for the link, I’ll check it out😎

[@grade21]

I count no less than eight (8) OSHA violations

[@deerfish3000]

Would petoskey stone make a good pick or would it be too soft to use?

[@MichiganRocks]

I think that would break right away if you tried to use it. It would make a nice necklace though.

[@deerfish3000]

@@MichiganRocks Bummer. I live in Michigan as well, just a few miles south of Saginaw and I play many stringed instruments, one of them being a mandolin. It would be cool just to have a petoskey guitar pick magnet to go on the fridge. How much would that cost?

[@MichiganRocks]

I don't sell online, only to a couple local shops. This is just a hobby.

[@Identitees]

Nice picks...perhaps get a better point on some of them...

[@MichiganRocks]

Thanks for the tip (hee hee). I'm not a guitar player as I said in the video, so it's helpful to hear from someone who knows about these things. I do worry that the rock will chip if it gets too thin. You're talking about more point, rather than thinner, though, right?

[@Identitees]

@@MichiganRocks I have one stone pick made of Jasper (I think) a gift from my girlfriend. It is 4mm thick and has a point akin to a Jazz3 pick, the taper from the flat side to the point starts 5mm back from the point...I love that pick but then I do have a bit of a fetish when it comes to guitar picks. I have made my own out of coins but the tips wear down too quick...I would suggest grinding an absolute point on the pick and whatever rounding that occurs with the tumbler would be enough. Have you a shop where I could perhaps purchase one or two of your picks? they are very nice and a lot of work I see..

[@MichiganRocks]

I do not have an online store. Currently I have some guitar picks a Christian book and gift store in Alpena, MI called Olivet. They have a Facebook page, but I don’t know if they do any sales through it. Thanks again for the suggestions.

[@karenraabis5296]

Do you sell these?

[@MichiganRocks]

I sell them in a local gift shop. I don't sell them online.

[@C1schecter101]

Scary

[@MichiganRocks]

Why is it scary?

[@C1schecter101]

@@MichiganRocks the cutting part with the saw

[@MichiganRocks]

@@C1schecter101 Oh, watch this video then. You'll feel better after you do: You’re going to cut your fingers off: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6OXin-kacuLi6M

[@grade21]

Another title for this video could be "How to Make $0.05 Picks With $10,000 Worth of Machines."

[@nicot9305]

$20 picks. $300 worth of machines. He made his money making this video.

[@freedomdove]

Those turned out beautifully. Have you thought of setting up an Etsy shop to sell your creations? You really should, considering all the time and effort you put into making these things.

[@MichiganRocks]

I’ve thought about it, but I don’t have time for it.

[@freedomdove]

If you have time to make such things, you have time to sell them. Lol. Maybe your wife and/or son could help with that angle?

[@MichiganRocks]

freedom dove nope, my wife is not interested and my son is in college. Making postings, packing things up, and running them to the post office all take time. I hardly have time to work on rocks as it is. KZbin videos take a lot of time to make, at least for me. Maybe I’ll get faster some day, but that day is not here yet.

[@freedomdove]

Darn, that's too bad. You really do great work. I totally understand about the time factor. It's very hard to get everything done that we'd like...

[@jg1019]

I cringed so hard when you were using the trim saw, atlest were some gloves

[@MichiganRocks]

Sorry to make you cringe. There's no danger from the saw blade. Diamond blades have no teeth, just very fine diamonds. They grind through the rock rather than cutting like a wood saw. I can touch that blade with no problem at all. Take a look at the video in this link. I touch the blade while it's running to show that there's no danger. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnuaoqWfhKtjqJY

[@jg1019]

@@MichiganRocks interesting, I didnt realize it was a diamind blade, I just thout it had very fine teeth, thanks for the info

[@joshwest8882]

@@MichiganRocks ok didn't know they were diamon.... thank you and carry on

[@user-yq6yh2fy4t]

With bare hands.. Very dangerous

[@MichiganRocks]

Are you talking about my saw? If you are, then you should really watch this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6OXin-kacuLi6M

[@user-yq6yh2fy4t]

@@MichiganRocks it is not really dangerous than i thought. Really interesting.

[@sarmadhassan6704]

Can you gift me some picks

[@MichiganRocks]

Nope. Nice try though.

[@sarmadhassan6704]

Can you sell it ???

[@sarmadhassan6704]

I want or need

[@MichiganRocks]

@@sarmadhassan6704 I do sell some in a local shop, but I don't really want to get into selling online. I do appreciate your offer to buy some. There are other people who sell guitar picks online. Have you checked Etsy?

[@sarmadhassan6704]

Michigan Rocks but u want this picks plzz i will pay u

[@gley6530]

Wow, if you're looking for guina pigs for your picks that know how to play guitar.....

[@MichiganRocks]

Nope, I have no problem getting rid of them. Thanks for the offer, though.

[@biplovegnyawali1952]

People be like ( sarcastic comment no offense intended) Rock music= Stone Picks Metal music= Metal picks 🤔👏🏼