I see you sell small and large but you don't indicate how long they are. I have a 2" toothpick from the Spartan model. Which is correct? thx
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Each toothpick is 2" exactly. I found them a tad long for my Exec. model; but workable. Good product.
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2 inch tooth picks are the large ones. The small ones are for the keychain sized knives.
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I have previously purchased the Large and they are, indeed, the 2" toothpicks.
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I don't know the Spartan model, but if it's taking the 2" one, I believe that's the large. I have an old Super Tinker, a full size folder, and its original pick (after almost 30 years!) is 2".
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Mr.Olson I lined up the factory stock of my Mini 14 GB model. I had placed a 1 inch rubber stock extension on this stock. I lined up the two stocks and the Hogue that is currently on the rifle lined up with the factory stock including the 1 inch extension. Both stocks gave me the length I needed, I just like the Hogue better. Hope this helps. Dave
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Dee, I'm just a guy that bought these for my toro timecutter. I took the size I.D. of the ones that were on them, typed in that size and this is what came up. It appears that someone else answered with a answer you will like!
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As Rob responded, you should have a timer that lets you know you have brushed long enough unless you have an older model that doesn't have a timer. My first Oral B didn't have the timer.
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I bought a 22" long screwdriver set locally for under $5 (at a discount tool supplier that sells "Pittsburgh" branded tools) and used that. I didn't have another screwdriver long enough in my 20+ years tool collection.
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A full sized one I'm not sure...I use these on my dremel and they work great. They are not very big...if you were going to use it on a dremel sized cordless I would say go ahead, but a large full sized one would probably be to big or powerful and may cause them to break under the stress and cause injury. I have used them on my dremel to cut up to 3/8 thick birch plywood to make doll houses and they cut through it great.
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I gave this away as a gift, but as best as I can recall each blade is only about 2 to 2.5 inches long. When they both fold out the total lenght is the 7.5" listed. The handle is not really big enough to hold in your hand with both blades extended.
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No, they come in different sizes. There is one that is the size of the toothpick end. The largest is about the size of a nail stud.
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I just measured a Doctor's Brushpick and it is 2.5 inches long, 3/16" wide at the brushy part and a little less than 1/16" thick. Hope that helps.
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I've only bought the regular, but judging from other toothbrushes I've owned, it refers to the size of the brushing head - compact being shorter than regular.
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Yes they are different sizes. You won't find a replacement for the smaller tip because it's not replaceable, only the larger one is.
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I have all three sizes. The extra large has a tool tray and the additional spot to hold chisels and screwdrivers vertically without damaging them. The large only has the tool tray. I would get another extra large if I were you.
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Hello! I measured the one I have, and it is 4.5 inches long. It feels like a typical dry-erase marker in my hand. I hope this helps!
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I see someone replied for the dimensions. I wrote a review about preventing the rods from splitting and bending. As of today, I have yet to bend one or see any shavings coming out of my block using the care I described. I love mine still! It looks great on my counter... If it helps, for large knives I have a chef knife, a santoku, a bread knife, a utility knive and two slicing knives. I have 4 smaller knives, two of which are paring knives. I also have two pairs of kitchen shears. I wouldn't put anything else in it. The largest blades do stick out a little but it's never been an issue. There is enough room that things wiggle in easily. Hope that helps! I see someone replied for the dimensions. I wrote a review about preventing the rods from splitting and bending. As of today, I have yet to bend one or see any shavings coming out of my block using the care I described. I love mine still! It looks great on my counter... If it helps, for large knives I have a chef knife, a santoku, a bread knife, a utility knive and two slicing knives. I have 4 smaller knives, two of which are paring knives. I also have two pairs of kitchen shears. I wouldn't put anything else in it. The largest blades do stick out a little but it's never been an issue.... » Read More I see someone replied for the dimensions. I wrote a review about preventing the rods from splitting and bending. As of today, I have yet to bend one or see any shavings coming out of my block using the care I described. I love mine still! It looks great on my counter... If it helps, for large knives I have a chef knife, a santoku, a bread knife, a utility knive and two slicing knives. I have 4 smaller knives, two of which are paring knives. I also have two pairs of kitchen shears. I wouldn't put anything else in it. The largest blades do stick out a little but it's never been an issue. There is enough room that things wiggle in easily. Hope that helps! « Show Less
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I bought the 2 1/8" inch and it works great. My hair is much longer now but when I bought the brush it was your length, maybe a little longer. Hope this helps! :)
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Funny you should ask. I was just using the screwdriver. The length depends on which bit you use. The flat screwdriver sticks out 1.25". There are 2 on each bit. The other end of the flat screwdriver is a phillips which is 1.5". They work so great!
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The one I use is approximately half an inch long with a small tip. The other length included is also approximately a half inch, but the tip is probably a quarter of an inch extra. Hour that helps.