MetMo Multi Drive Leather Case closed and latched.
MetMo Multi Drive Leather Case open showing compartments
MetMo Multi Drive Leather Case open with tools inside.
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Brown leather tool roll with labeled features on a white background
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Multi Drive C-Grade Leather Case

Sale priceCHF 18.00Regular price CHF 41.00

C-Grade leather, may have tears, scratches, scuffs. See product details for more info!

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Product Details

C-Grade leather product defects range from holes, deep leather scratches, small tears of around 1 cm long, scuffs, and fixings that are not quite aligned or are loose. There may be discolouring to the leather and stitching that is not aligned or parts that have double stitching. These are largely regarded as the work of our intern. 

Our lightweight leather carry case can store the complete standard set of a Multi Drive, Scribe, 4mm Adaptor and Blade Mount but also has space for an extra graphite lead, 10 driver or drill bits, a full pack of 6 files, and still has room for a pack of blades.

Drivers and other accessories are sold separately. 

Materials

Top Grain Leatherhand stitched with a high tensile thread

Shipping & Returns

Ships in 1-3 working days.

Workshop Seconds are not covered under warranty. 

Dimensions

Size: 75mm (2.9") x 17mm (0.6") x 160 mm (6.3")

Weight: 58g (2.1 Oz)

Technical Details

The Leather Case is capable of storing:

  • 4mm bits: 8
  • Blade Mount (with blade attached): 1
  • 4mm Adaptor: 1
  • Blades: 10+
  • Scribes: 1
  • Leads: 1
  • Multi Drive or Stubster handle: 1
What's in the box?

- MetMo Multi Drive Leather Case

How Workshop Seconds Work 

Inspected 

Every Workshop Second is checked by the MetMo team to understand exactly why it missed Grade A. 

Graded 

Cosmetic imperfections become B Grade. Known mechanical imperfections become C Grade. 

Sent Back to Work 

You get some properly interesting engineering for less. A good product avoids becoming scrap. Everyone wins, apart from the scrap bin.