At MetMo, we don't just build tools—we engineer experiences. In our latest blog post, MetMo Takes Its First Drive, we delve into the meticulous journey of transforming a classic 1950s German ratchet screwdriver into the modern MetMo Driver.

This isn't just about aesthetics; it's about precision, functionality, and a touch of nostalgia. From the initial sketches to the final product, every step was a testament to our commitment to quality and innovation. The result? A tool that not only performs flawlessly but also offers a satisfying tactile experience.

Ever wondered what makes the MetMo Pen so damn satisfying to fidget with? We cracked one open and stripped it down to show you every nut, thread, and glorious brass detail. Spoiler alert: this thing is precision engineered to the max.

Ever wondered what really goes into your MetMo Grip? We decided it was time to strip things back—literally—and give you the full breakdown of every component inside this glorious chunk of engineering. Spoiler: there’s zero plastic in sight (yep, really).

From the solid stainless steel upper jaw that doubles as a bottle opener, to the precision-milled drive screw with opposing threads, every part has a purpose—and a story. Even the humble O-rings and shim washers play vital roles in delivering that smooth, one-handed adjustment we’re all hooked on.

In MetMo's latest update, "The Cube Grind," the team shares exciting progress on the MK3 Cube project. They've reached the final stages of production, with approximately 75% of the cubes completed and undergoing quality control checks. A key highlight is the precision grinding process, where the pins and cube are fully assembled before grinding to ensure a seamless fit, creating the illusion of a single piece of metal. With packaging ready and shipping logistics in place, MetMo is on schedule to begin dispatching orders by the end of November, barring any unforeseen delays. The team expresses their enthusiasm for the project's progress and looks forward to delivering the MK3 Cubes to their supporters soon.