sewing multitool 3d model

Design an ergonomic handheld sewing multitool inspired by a Swiss-army-knife style folding tool. The product has a weighted, balanced handle (approx. 140–160 mm) designed for precision textile work. The handle should be slightly curved with a sculpted thumb rest on the top and subtle finger contours, emphasizing comfort, control, and stability. Include textured rubber or silicone grip panels integrated into a matte anodized aluminum body. The primary tool is a seam ripper, a sewing tool used to remove stitches. It features a forked steel blade with two prongs and a small protective ball tip on the longer prong. The seam ripper should be clearly recognizable and precisely rendered. The seam ripper blade is mounted in a small adjustable pivot head, allowing the blade angle to rotate during use and be tightened or loosened with a knurled thumb screw or dial. The blade should also be interchangeable through a compact threaded or quick-release mechanism. Inside the handle, include fold-out micro sewing scissors