Metal Guitar Picks : Silver, Copper, Brass, Nickel, Aluminium in Ottawa, OH

METAL PICKS Brass Guitar Picks : Sizes of Jazz III Brass Picks : made of 100% Brass. Type : They are sold in only one type : sharp ( alike Jazz III ) but everyone can customise them very easily to become round. File off the sharp tip with a metal file or a low grit sand paper. Then polish the filed areas with 1500 grit sand paper, available in most shops for $0.99 per sheet. Grip : The non playing edges of the pick provide more grip. Those who want even more grip, can wrap the holding area in Scotch tape or duct tape and wait for a few hours. Then, remove the tape and the residue which remains in the pick will provide superb grip. Other ways to increase the grip are paper glue, rubber glue or drill indentations or holes with a simple, general purpose drill. A hammer and a tiny sharp nail can do the same. Hammer very gently not to bend the pick. Available Thicknesses at Present : 1mm Price : $1.50 Approximate Size ( Widest Points, Longest Points ) : Tiny Sharp : seven eights of an inch, one inch ( 2.2cm, 2.6cm ), alike Jazz III 2.0mm and many more Standard Sharp : one inch and a quarter, one inch ( 2.5cm, 3cm ), alike the big Jazz III XL and many more Standard Round : one inch and a quarter, one inch ( 2.5cm, 3cm ), alike D?Andrea Ultra Plec 2.0mm and many more Approximate Weight : 3g Tiny Sharp : 3g All Other : 6g Copper Guitar Picks : Sizes of Jazz III Copper Picks : made of 100% Copper. Type : They are sold in only one type : sharp ( alike Jazz III ) but everyone can customise them very easily to become round. File off the sharp tip with a metal file or a low grit sand paper. Then polish the filed areas with 1500 grit sand paper, available in most shops for $0.99 per sheet. Grip : The picks have been tumbled with 100 grit media for extra grip. They are more like plastic than metal as far as grip is concerned. Those who want even more grip, can wrap the holding area in Scotch tape or duct tape and wait for a few hours. Then, remove the tape and the residue which remains in the pick will provide superb grip. Other ways to increase the grip are paper glue, rubber glue or drill indentations or holes with a simple, general purpose drill. A hammer and a tiny sharp nail can do the same. Hammer very gently not to bend the pick. Available Thicknesses at Present : 1mm, 2mm, 3mm, ( 5mm available upon request ) Prices : 1mm : $1.50 2mm : $2.00 3mm : $2.50 5mm : $3.00 Approximate Size ( Widest Points, Longest Points ) : 7 / 8 of an inch, 1 inch ( 2.2cm, 2.6cm ). Alike Jazz III and many of similar size. Approximate Weight : 1mm : 3g 2mm : 6g 3mm : 10g Silver Picks : These are not souvenirs but real playing picks which play extremely well. They are made from 1967 Canadian Silver Quarters. Proof by the Canadian mint. Blades? size of Jazz III ( approximately ). Will appeal to Jazz III lovers and all. Display the lynx and the Queen. The crown had to be removed to allow playability. Nickel ( Loonie ) Picks : These are not souvenirs but real playing picks which play extremely well. They are made from Canadian Dollar Coins manufactured before 2012 which contain 91.5% Nickel, 8.5% bronze plating (88% copper, 12% tin) on the surface. The Brass plating is filed off at the playing area to give 100% Nickel picks. Proof by the Canadian mint. Each weighs approximately 5g. Blades? size of Jazz III ( approximately ). Display the loonie and the Queen. Brass Plated Aluminum Guitar Picks : Sizes of Jazz III, Jazz III XL, More Aluminum Picks : made of Brass Plated 100% Aluminum. Type : They are sold in three types ( all with vertically rounded edges ): Standard Rounded alike D?Andrea Ultra Plec 2.0mm and many more, Standard Sharp alike the big Jazz III 2mm and many more, Tiny Sharp alike Jazz III and many more. Tiny Sharp does not have a round version but everyone can customise them very easily to be round. File off the sharp tip with a metal file or a low grit sand paper. Then polish the filed areas with 1500 grit sand paper, available in most shops for $0.99 per sheet. Grip : Those who want even more grip, can wrap the holding area in Scotch tape or duct tape and wait for a few hours. Then, remove the tape and the residue which remains in the pick will provide superb grip. Other ways to increase the grip are paper glue, rubber glue or drill indentations or holes with a simple, general purpose drill. A hammer and a tiny sharp nail can do the same. Hammer very gently not to bend the pick. Available Thicknesses at Present : 1mm Price : $1.25 each of all. Approximate Size ( Widest Points, Longest Points ) : Tiny Sharp : seven eights of an inch, one inch ( 2.2cm, 2.6cm ), alike Jazz III 2.0mm and many more Standard Sharp : one inch and a quarter, one inch ( 2.5cm, 3cm ), alike the big Jazz III XL and many more Standard Round : one inch and a quarter, one inch ( 2.5cm, 3cm ), alike D?Andrea Ultra Plec 2.0mm and many more Approximate Weight : Tiny Sharp : 1g All Other : 1.25g Suggestion for an Online Purchase : Three Assorted Picks ( one of each type ) for $3.75. Add $1 for postage. Send money via PayPal to ? friend ? to avoid the PayPal fees. Pay around $4.75 for three picks. Aluminum Guitar Picks : Sizes of Jazz III, Jazz III XL, More Aluminum Picks : made of 100% Aluminum. Type : They are sold in five types ( all with vertically rounded edges ): Standard Rounded alike D?Andrea Ultra Plec 2.0mm and many more, Standard Sharp alike the big Jazz III 2mm and many more, Tiny Sharp alike Jazz III and many more, Non Standard ( Own Design ) Sharp, Non Standard ( Own Design ) Round. Tiny Sharp does not have a round version but everyone can customise them very easily to be round. File off the sharp tip with a metal file or a low grit sand paper. Then polish the filed areas with 1500 grit sand paper, available in most shops for $0.99 per sheet. Grip : The picks have been tumbled with 100 grit media for extra grip. They have been then treated with a strong bicarbonate soda ( baking soda ) solution at higher temperature to provide even more grip and to seal the Aluminium. They are more like plastic than metal as far as grip is concerned. Those who want even more grip, can wrap the holding area in Scotch tape or duct tape and wait for a few hours. Then, remove the tape and the residue which remains in the pick will provide superb grip. Other ways to increase the grip are paper glue, rubber glue or drill indentations or holes with a simple, general purpose drill. A hammer and a tiny sharp nail can do the same. Hammer very gently not to bend the pick. Available Thicknesses at Present : 2mm, ( 1mm, 3mm upon request ) Price : $1.00 each of all. Approximate Size ( Widest Points, Longest Points ) : Tiny Sharp : seven eights of an inch, one inch ( 2.2cm, 2.6cm ), alike Jazz III 2.0mm and many more Standard Sharp : one inch and a quarter, one inch ( 2.5cm, 3cm ), alike the big Jazz III XL and many more Standard Round : one inch and a quarter, one inch ( 2.5cm, 3cm ), alike D?Andrea Ultra Plec 2.0mm and many more Own Designs : one inch, one inch, ( 2.5cm, 2.5cm ) Approximate Weight : Tiny Sharp : 2g All Other : 2.5g Suggestion for an Online Purchase : Five Assorted Picks ( one of each type ) for $5. Add $1 for postage. Send money via PayPal to ? friend ? to avoid the PayPal fees. Pay around $6 for five picks. Other Information : Packaging Weight for All Picks : extra 12g Postage : as per Canada Post for the selected overall weight. Here are the prices of Canada Post to mail in Canada, for overall weights of up to : 30g : $1 50g : $1.[removed phone]g : $1.[removed phone]g : $2.[removed phone]g : $4.[removed phone]g : $4.[removed phone]g : $5.05 See : http://www.canadapost.ca/cpo/mc/personal/ratesprices/postalprices.jsf PayPal Fees : To avoid the PayPal fees, send the money to a ? friend ? when prompted. Otherwise : $0.29 and 3% of the overall price ( picks and postage ) Availability : online. Please, contact. Picks also available at : Ring Music : [removed phone] ; www.ringmusic.com Remnyi House of Music : [removed phone] ; www.remenyi.com Elite Music : [removed phone] ; www.elitemusic.ca Scarboro Music : [removed phone] ; www.scarboromusic.com Best call first. You can test drive the picks in these locations. Contact for more information.