Well, if you're worried about that, worry about any of the thousands of other low-end knives in the world. I mean, I wouldn't waste any special anxiety over it, considering that molten-and-rehardened, sharpened toothbrush handles can stab just as well.
The reason I posted the picture originally was because I was amused at just how quickly the knock-offs are manufactured. I only just discovered the Crawford/Kasper folder (though I guess it's been out for at least a little while), and no sooner do I order one than the mail-order catalog with the knock-off shows up.
As for this -- or any other low-end knife -- cutting off your fingers, I think it's wiser to worry about simply getting a deep cut across your index (and maybe) middle finger. I doubt one of these, or, say, one of the Spydie knock-offs, would be sharp enough to chop your fingers free and clear.
An interesting side note: I noticed the other day that if my Buck Odyssey's lock ever failed, the shape of the blade would likely save me from being cut. The blade has a curve leading to the sharpened edge (choil?) that makes contact with the index finger, provided that index finger is positioned naturally over the linerlock recess in the handle. I checked; you have to hike your hand down the handle pretty far before the sharp part of the edge would bite finger. Neat.
-Razor
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And tomorrow when you wake up it will be worse.
