Carry Development ONE, diamond milled, black on black.
The ONE is Carry Development's compact fixed blade, made entirely in house by Tim in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Carry Development names its knives from the periodic table, and the ONE is Hydrogen, the first element. It runs a CruWear blade hardened to 63 HRC, finished in graphite black Cerakote across the whole knife, with a 6061 aluminum handle in the diamond milled pattern. Each ONE is serialized and comes with a 3D printed collectors box, a leather sheath, and a certificate of authenticity.
Note from Lone Star Knife and Supply: Tim does everything on these in house, the machining, the heat treat, and the blade coatings, everything short of smelting the steel. The diamond milling gives the graphite black handle its texture and its look. Fun fact, the ONE was originally going to be called the Hydra.
Why this one stands out
- CruWear blade hardened to 63 HRC, finished in graphite black Cerakote
- 6061 aluminum handle in the Diamond milled pattern
- Fully made in house by Tim at Carry Development
- Serialized, with a 3D printed collectors box, leather sheath, and certificate of authenticity
- Named for Hydrogen, the first element on the periodic table
Specifications
- Overall Length: 5.875 in
- Cutting Edge: 2.375 in
- Blade Thickness: 0.100 in
- Blade Steel: CPM-CruWear
- Blade Hardness: 63 HRC
- Blade Finish: Graphite Black Cerakote
- Handle Material: 6061 aluminum, Diamond milled, Graphite Black Cerakote
- Handle Thickness: 0.500 in
- Serialization: Individually serialized
- Included: 3D printed collectors box, leather sheath, certificate of authenticity
- Country of Origin: Made in USA (Tulsa, Oklahoma)
A black on black CruWear ONE in the diamond milled pattern, made in house and serialized.
About Carry Development
Carry Development is Tim in Tulsa, Oklahoma, who makes every knife in house, from the machining to the heat treat to the blade coatings, everything short of smelting the steel. The shop names its models after the periodic table, starting with the ONE, which represents Hydrogen.
