The plastic used is Delrin, or a plast-type close to it. It's chosen for the relatively good wear-resistance as well as it's properties in terms of molding well. It's nice and easy to work with.

The plastic itself is food-grade, hence non-toxic. I am looking to get glow in the dark, which also is safe to use. 

I am using this one type due to the overall good properties, which also helps me keep the price reasonable. I tried different types, that may stand out in some areas, but are making the process more difficult, hence more expensive.

Initially I started making picks right when I got my youngest daughter in 2016. It's always been a hobby, but I've spend hundreds of hours making picks, especially in 2017 and 2018. Not knowing how to do all stuff made it stressful, when also having a little child and a somewhat tight budget. The setup didn't earn money, but I did learn a lot! And had a lot of fun, making picks for a lot of nice people, the support were heartwarming.

Eventually I had to shut it down, as the setup with no retailers stressed me along with other things going on in my life.

2023 and onward: In 2023 I partnered up with a former apprentice and we did get a somewhat decent setup. Due to different priorities and ambitions we split up in early 2025.

I decided to do things as always intended, and got help to go on Amazon. I will get an official page later this year, but for now I am having a guy help me.
I restarted the collaboration with Merch City, and got things set up in a nice way, that gives you a solid rebate when buying at least 3 bags. 
All in all, I'm on the right track to make it really good. My setup is improving, and I'm here to stay. I love doing this!

On the "where to buy" page, you have different options. 

The official store has world wide shipping, and when buying at least 3 bags, I pay the shipping in Denmark, and a big chunk if outside Denmark. Somwhere between 6 and 7 Euros/USD's.

I have a list of shops as well in that section. I recommend buying there if possible, to support your local gear-dealer.

I do not sell directly to costumers, as I need to focus on my family, regular job, development etc. It's much better when you buy through established sellers and Amazon. 

No. I make picks differently than most pick-makers out there. It would be absurdly expensive to get me to make you a costum model. 

I make the picks I feel like making, and I think would fit in the line-up. I need to feel it to make it. Also, I don't think I'll make thinner models, as lots of manufacturers do that. I want to make something you want, but can't get elsewhere.

I have made some costum models for a range of bands and guitarists, and I will make more I'm sure. I really like making stuff for musicians I like. But back to when I stopped, if I don't do it because I really want to, it becomes a chore and a headache. It has to be fun! There's a lot of hard work involved, but this part has to be fun.

My mail is at the bottom, but I do prefer the Facebook page or Instagram. I'm not too good at using social media and messaging, but I do practice that. My main focus is to make the picks, and make things smooth to buy. 

I will go to guitarshows and concerts, and if you see me, you're more than welcome to come say hi! When at home though, I enjoy just making stuff and chill, and try to stay a bit off social media in general.

My take on picks is a bit different than others. As a toolmaker, it's natural for me to make the shape I want, not just the easiest one. 

You can get all kinds of flat picks, some may have a bit grip, but in general, there isn't much variation. There are some niche pick makers, who make something unique, but they are often in an other tier-list, price wise. 

My goal is to make something where high quality is combined with a fairly low price. And how is that possible? When making everything myself, while working a full-time job, I have the luxury of spending the time and effort necessary without the need to rush or to spend money on development. Through the years I have made 10+ models of witch 10 is for sale now.