Edge
A compact drop point and high flat grind for controlled cuts in camp, on the trail, and around the property.
The Founding Issue · In development
Field · Fire · Table
Issue 001
Issue 001 · Field
The founding Cossatot knife. Hand-forged for the work that happens beyond the house.
The object
001 / 004Field No. 1 is a singular working knife reduced to what matters: edge, balance, grip, and the quiet assurance of an object made correctly.
Its compact proportions keep it useful all day. Its materials are chosen to age with evidence—not to remain untouched in a drawer.
The specification
Prototype 01The first prototype establishes the proportions and performance targets. Final production details will be frozen only after field testing.
Material study · Production form may differThe geometry
A 3.625-inch drop-point blade gives Field No. 1 the reach for real work without turning it into a burden. The handle is proportioned for a full, confident grip; the balance sits at—or just behind—the choil.
Certified 52100 steel is heat-treated toward 60–61 HRC, then given a high flat grind and a lightly convex apex for a durable working edge.
The standard
Four decisionsA compact drop point and high flat grind for controlled cuts in camp, on the trail, and around the property.
The tapered tang removes needless weight and brings the center of gravity back to the hand.
A palm-filling walnut handle shaped for security without the bulk or hard edges of a tactical tool.
A numbered object, documented by its material, maker, and date—and intended to remain in service.
The founding issue · Private release
Field No. 1 is still being proven. The first production issue will be numbered, intentionally limited, and introduced privately before any public release.