The MetMo Blog
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Latest Blog Posts
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.
At MetMo, we believe that great design is timeless. Our latest creation, the MetMo Grip, is a testament to this philosophy. Drawing inspiration from classic engineering tools, we've reimagined the grip to offer a modern, ergonomic experience without compromising on its rich heritage. Crafted with precision and attention to detail, the MetMo Grip seamlessly blends form and function, making it an essential addition to any workspace.
Explore the full story behind the MetMo Grip and its journey from concept to creation on our blog.
In MetMo's latest update, the team shares exciting progress on the Helico project, focusing on packaging enhancements and pre-production refinements. They've partnered with a local foam specialist to create custom inserts, ensuring that each Helico arrives safely—even if it's drop-kicked into your garden. Additionally, final pre-production units are in hand, allowing for meticulous testing and quality control.
Helico: The World’s First Helical Gear Fidget Toy
Meet Helico—the world’s first helical gear fidget toy engineered for minds that never sit still. Precision-machined with the same gear geometry found in jet engines and performance vehicles, Helico delivers a uniquely satisfying spin, click, and feel. Designed by MetMo for engineers, makers, and thinkers, it’s more than a desk toy—it’s a kinetic celebration of mechanical ingenuity. Get hands-on with a piece of functional art that turns motion into obsession
Quality Control and Production Update










