.071 thick guitar pick with keyring hole

I wanted a pick that was in between a .051mm and 1.0mm and close to the size of my Gibson picks but just a tad more uniform in size to fit my finger knuckle better, so I made it .071 thick and designed it after a pick I bought from Gibson but made it 27.3mm x 27.3mm instead of their standard 26.5mm x 30mm. I also added a keyring hole so I can keep some handy.  I added the hole in slicer so you can remove it if needed.

If you'd like a thicker pick, there is a better version than mine that gave me the idea at https://www.printables.com/model/1608878-guitar-pick-longer-jazz-iii-wear-resistant-pro-lev

I used PETG for printing, with ironing on and textured PEI plate on my AD5X.  print at 100% infill for best results. 

absolutely don't forget to turn on ironing, without it you'll get all kinds of reverb from the strings. 

The thickness is just perfect for me, it's a little stiff for beginners but also flexible enough for advanced rifts.  plus the textured plate gives it just enough grip that you don't lose the pick when strumming.  Using PETG, it's also easy on steel, brass, and nylon strings. 

The only downside is that it does soften the picking a bit, so you lose some of the "twang" on acoustics. 

It works great on my Les Paul tho.