Guitar Paddle Puncher, Guitar Universal DIY Paddle, Metal Type Homemade Medium Sized Guitar Paddle, Clipper

Name: Guitar Paddle Puncher, Guitar Universal DIY Paddle, Metal Type Homemade Medium Sized Guitar Paddle, Clipper
SKU: 697b4795f07559017df60486
Price: 24.97 EUR
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Rating: 1 (1 reviews)

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Guitar Paddle Puncher, Guitar Universal DIY Paddle, Metal Type Homemade Medium Sized Guitar Paddle, Clipper I will never use up my guitar picks again! You can make custom paddles using old credit cards, gift cards, or any sturdy plastic material. This heavy-duty punching machine is designed for musicians who enjoy personalized equipment and can easily produce standard sized guitar paddles. Perfect for DIY enthusiasts and guitarists looking for sustainable and cost-effective ways to keep music going! All guitarists the feeling of 'no paddles' when needed. Whether you are going to perform exciting show of your life or guitar for fun, plucking will make a for you. Our revolutionary system allows you to make guitars and bass paddles from almost any plastic sheet. It is to use, compact in size, and can fit into any performance bag. Easy to use 1. Simply put any plastic material into the puncher 2. Press down and a newly made guitar pick will up! Main Material: Metal Color: As shown in the picture Size: As shown in the picture Package includes: 1x punch matters needing attention: Manual measurement, please allow for slight errors in size Due to different screen displays, there may be slight differences in color

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Customer

April 21

One Size

Credit cards and similar items won't cut through it. I managed to cut out "picks" from the included pieces of plastic, but the edges of the picks are so torn that you can't even fix them with sandpaper. It was necessary to cut it with your foot; you have no chance with your hands. I'm a 90kg guy who works with his hands, but even so, I had no chance of cutting it. Just throw it straight in the bin.