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Knife looks great. You should be able to exchange that blue for some green quite easily. Dan

Great job, awesome work. Reminds me of blown glass the way that the patterns swirl and flow. Dan

Cory, Impressive, what an eye catcher. Dan

Calvin, Nice knife, nice size, nice one for EDC. Dan

It seems that the majority of folders do not use wood but there is some amazing looking wood available. it's nice to see some used on folders as well as on fixed blades. That is a nice looking folder. Dan

That's a big knife, interesting effects on the sheath, good job. Dan

Nice job, the (ram?) handle scales look great on this knife. Dan

Justin, Great execution, Awesome knife, Thanks for sharing. Dan

Like the Boss Dog said "wow...that took some work". It's great to see a piece of work that you invested a lot of time into and it turned out great! Dan

WOW, Dan

I really like the eye catching design and how it all flows together. I like the symmetry and would like it better if it were a liner lock. (just my opinion) Dan

Very nice work Ed, stunning colors and impressive blade steel. Dan

Clean and effective, no frills, just right. Dan

Tracy, Quite a fancy knife, not just anyone can make a knife of that caliber. Great job! Dan

I agree with all the previous statements, Nice design, shape, materials and colors all working together to make a great knife. Dan

Calvin another nice clean and very useful knife. Dan

Calvin, You should be proud, they turned out great and the photographer did a fine job. Dan PS Did you have hidden pins holding the bolsters in place?

Craig, Nice work, love the file work. Dan

Calvin, Nice work, the knife is clean but with visual attraction of armadillo. I have been impressed with armadillo since the first time I saw it on a knife and still love it. Just don't eat too many of them, you can get leprosy. Like that would happen. Ha Ha Dan

To answer your first question, a few years ago I made a letter opener, one handle scale came off after some use. Since then I use a dremel and a carbide burr to rough up areas to be glued together, I also make sure that I use JB Weld or a good epoxy. No more loose handle scales. Second question...