MachineWise Mojave #1394 Light Blue Mosaic Anodized Titanium Lightwash S90V Wharncliffe Frame Lock Flipper (3.45")

The MachineWise Mojave #1394 flips off a firm detent and drops shut on ceramic bearings, its light blue mosaic titanium set against a lightwash S90V Wharncliffe. A slightly large EDC slicer that still carries flat.

• CPM S90V Lightwash Blade - S90V is a high-vanadium powder stainless that keeps a working edge far longer than most steels. The trade-off is effort on the stones, so keep diamond or CBN handy for touch-ups. The flat-ground Wharncliffe runs thin and slices with control.
• Light Blue Anodized Titanium Handle - A two-slab Grade 5 titanium build with the mosaic pattern milled straight into the scales instead of stamped on top. The light blue anodize plays against bright polished hardware. A backspacer with a lanyard loop closes out the frame.
• Skiff Bearing Flipper Action - The Mojave rides on Skiff ceramic ball bearings, so the flipper snaps open off a firm detent and the blade falls shut under its own weight. The titanium frame lock wedges into the tang for lockup with no play in any direction.
• Serialized and Rockwell-Tested - MachineWise numbers every Mojave and hardness-tests each blade after heat treat. This one tested at 62.1 HRC, recorded on the QC card, with a steel COA in the box confirming the S90V. The paperwork matches the build.

The MachineWise Mojave

The MachineWise Mojave comes from a five-person shop that machines its titanium folders start to finish in Phoenix, Arizona. It is a frame lock flipper with a two-slab titanium build and a separate backspacer, a layout that lets the shop mill a different texture into each surface of the knife. Running on ceramic ball bearings, the Mojave gives fast one-handed deployment in a full-titanium package that still carries lighter than most frame locks its size. Every one is machined, assembled, and hand-finished under a single roof, then backed by an unconditional lifetime warranty.