Leatherman Rebar sheath

I've got to admit, working on this project was an absolute blast! My trusty Leatherman Rebar multitool deserved more than just a plain old nylon sheath. So, I went full DIY mode and crafted a lightning-fast draw sheath that matches my hyperactive spirit.

Here's the scoop on what I aimed for:

• Instant tool access: When those 3D print supports had to go, I wanted zero delays.
• Locking it down: Whether I'm tinkering at home or out in the urban jungle, I needed that tool to stay put.
• Sleek and light: Who needs clunky when you can have sleek?
• Easy-peasy detachment: No wrestling needed.

Oh, and just so we're on the same page, here's what I wasn't shooting for:

• Heavy-duty wilderness adventures: No wrestling gators in my plans!

Ready to dive in? Here's the lowdown on how I did it:

• Opt for 6 walls in your print – that should do the trick.
• My vote goes to PET-G material – it's a winner.
• Print that loop on its side (check the pic) for some sturdy connections (support and brim for the win).

Now, onto the nitty-gritty:

1. Gently tap the Loop into the Sheath. I made it fit snugly without the need for glue.
2. Time to supercharge it (!!!) – slot in 4 of those 6x2 round neodymium magnets. Glue isn't a must, but it's a good insurance policy.
3. Get ready to show off your flashy new setup!

Trust me, the fun in making it was just as awesome as the end result. Enjoy!

Design by rokonec on MakerWorld (license: BY).