3.5" Texas Toothpick

[okBookGuy]

My EDC had been a Case 6318 when I got the idea that I wanted to EDC a two blade knife. So I got a Case 62032. The main blade sees most of the action and the pen blade is there for when I need a small blade. Well its a lot lighter than the stockman and I like just whipping out the main blade without having to decide between the 3 on my stockman. That got me to thinking about a single blade knife for EDC. I looked some over and really like the toothpick model. I only looked at Case and was unable to find a 3.5" toothpick. I wanted to always EDC at least 3.5" and I'm afraid anything larger than 3.75" will be too large for my pocket. So that leads me to my question:

Does anyone know where I can get a 3.5" Texas Toothpick in carbon steel? Does case make a 3.75 toothpick or is 5" the next sizse after 3"?

Does anyone EDC a toothpick? What is the pointed bolster like on the pocket? How do you like the toothpick as an EDC?

 

[stevekt]

A 3.5" Texas Toothpick would be nice wouldn't it? It seems Case goes 3" for small, 4.25" for medium, and 5" for large. Over at SMKW they have Winchester small toothpicks at 3.5" but they are not carbon.

 

[textoothpk]

As per my screen name, I've a little experience with toothpicks. 3 1/2" is perfect, and a bit more useful than the smaller Case tiny toothpick. For years I've carried a Pearl Handled Winchester from Blue Grass. Model W 15 18022P. Here they are, as advertised, carbon steel blades:
http://www.bluegrasscutlery.com/bluegrasscutlery/index.html

 

[brownshoe]

Queen has a nice 4" tooth pick in D2 steel. They'll be coming out with about a 3-31/2" schatt and morgan toothpick in ATS34 this month. There are also an older schatta and morgan of about that size with horn handles and pearl shield, stainless 4?? from about a two years ago.