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Ok, decided to make a pick handle that could be used over and over and over. What I did was took a piece of round steel stock and cut a slit down the middle with a hack saw. I put a little curve in it in hopes it would hold the pick in a little better. Then insert your favorite pick into the slot. I then took a small plug follower which fits tight over the steel rod and tap it into place. Done, now when I bend or break the pick just slide the sleeve off, replace the pick and sleeve and do it all over again. Here are some pictures!!! Version 2 will be done in all brass!!!

that's pretty damn good thinking. how's the handle feel while holding? good feedback?

when you fall in love with version 2... ill take version 1 off ur hands

very creative man nice work

Thanks! It is comfortable, about like holding a Sharpie Marker. The feedback is great, all metal, no adhesive. It is a little heavy but that is how I like em, I could always cut some off the end if it was to heavy. It even picks high security locks without even thinking about it!!!!!

that is high security

and that is one shiny peterson man...

Yep! I bet it won't open one of those high security Master # 3's though. But you can try!

That's really neat, I like it a lot!! Simple solutions like this are the best, good job koko

That is a Great looking Handle Kokomolock!