- Jun 30, 2010
- 49,632
- 222,241
- Disclosures
- musician/artist/owner - Gildaxe
They are tapered slightly and have a hexagonal shape that is serrated. The head is 2mm thick and is inset. I'll get a pic up of one. They are glued in with epoxy, and the screwed into from the back of the neck, so they are sucked in harder when tightened.
It's only a couple of mm thick, and I'm not sure yet on the attachment.Probably magnets glued to the cover that then fit into holes in those ledges, and those will have more magnets glued in behind.
I have imbedded (with superglue) small rare earth discs in thicker picks after drilling a forester bit hole. It worked for a while but eventually fell out with use. Then I glued it in and applied office-supply style scotch-tape on both sides trimmed to the pick shape. Bingo! Just bringing it up related to your thin ledge - you could drill through it, superglue a disc in and tape it on both sides like I did on my pick. The scotch tape is thin enough that it doesn't have much effect on adding thickness. Doing it like this you would only need 2 magnet discs.
Always there when you need it!
