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MachineWise Tottori 4.5" Balisong – Sky Blue Titanium, Wave Pattern, S35VN – Serial 271 – BSA26 – Made in USA

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MachineWise Tottori 4.5" Balisong – Sky Blue Titanium, Wave Pattern, S35VN – Serial 271 – BSA26 – Made in USASerial Number: 271 Blade Show Atlanta 2026 Exclusive. MachineWise Tottori. S35VN. Sandwich construction. Phoenix made. The MachineWise Tottori is a sandwich construction balisong built in house by the five person MachineWise team in Phoenix, Arizona. Named after a patch of sand dunes in Japan, the Tottori brings MachineWise's precision machining and fit and finish to a shorter, more carry oriented balisong format than their integral construction

Serial Number: 271

Blade Show Atlanta 2026 Exclusive. MachineWise Tottori. S35VN. Sandwich construction. Phoenix made.

The MachineWise Tottori is a sandwich construction balisong built in-house by the five-person MachineWise team in Phoenix, Arizona. Named after a patch of sand dunes in Japan, the Tottori brings MachineWise's precision machining and fit and finish to a shorter, more carry-oriented balisong format than their integral construction models. The Wave texture is machined directly into the Grade 5 titanium handles, providing grip that is present during flipping without being intrusive. This serial features sky blue anodized Grade 5 titanium handles with the Wave pattern machined throughout. Ships with two sets of spacer weights so you can tune the flipping characteristics to your preference. S35VN live blade, 4.5", 10.0" overall. Serial number 271. Made in Phoenix, Arizona. Unconditional lifetime warranty.

Note from Lone Star Knife & Supply: Serial 271 in sky blue is the clean, tonal version of this BSA26 Tottori batch. Sky blue anodized titanium against the Wave texture is a combination that reads as refined in hand and in motion. BSA26 exclusive, S35VN, Phoenix made.

Why This Tottori Serial 271 Stands Out

  • 4.5" S35VN Live Blade, built for flipping and use
  • Sky Blue Anodized Grade 5 Titanium, both handles
  • Wave Pattern machined into Grade 5 Integral Titanium handles
  • Sandwich construction, tuned at the MachineWise Phoenix facility
  • Includes two sets of spacer weights for tuning flipping traits
  • Blade Show Atlanta 2026 Exclusive configuration
  • Serial Number: 271, individually inspected
  • Unconditional lifetime warranty, Made in USA (Phoenix, Arizona)

Specifications

  • Brand: MachineWise
  • Model: Tottori
  • Type: Balisong (Butterfly Knife)
  • Blade Length: 4.5"
  • Overall Length: 10.0"
  • Closed Length: 5.625"
  • Blade Steel: S35VN
  • Blade Type: Live Blade
  • Handle Material: Grade 5 Integral Titanium, Wave Pattern
  • Construction: Sandwich Construction
  • Includes: Two sets of spacer weights for tuning flipping characteristics
  • Edition: Blade Show Atlanta 2026 Exclusive
  • Weight: 3.8 oz
  • Warranty: Unconditional Lifetime
  • Country of Origin: Made in USA (Phoenix, Arizona)
  • Serial Number: 271
  • Handle Color: Sky Blue Anodized Grade 5 Titanium, both handles

Why You'll Want It

The Tottori serial 271 is a Blade Show Atlanta 2026 exclusive from MachineWise. S35VN, sandwich construction, Wave pattern titanium, two spacer weight sets included. Phoenix made and warranted for life.

About MachineWise

MachineWise is a five-person knife manufacturing team based in Phoenix, Arizona. Every MachineWise product is CNC machined, serialized, and individually inspected before it ships. The Tottori is MachineWise's sandwich construction balisong, named after a patch of sand dunes in Japan. MachineWise backs every product with an unconditional lifetime warranty.

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