Printable labels for Parts Rainbow

I loved the design of Zack Friedman's parts rainbow, but it only has two choices for labels:

1. You can print the drawer fronts with slotted faces, then laser cut and engrave great looking labels that will friction fit into the slots.
2. You can print the drawer fronts with flat faces and run off labels with your label maker / write labels by hand

Option 1 is great, especially since if you're going to spend a week printing drawer facades, you're probably not in the mood to settle for crappy labels. But if you don't have a laser cutter, you're out of luck. 

I don't have a laser cutter. So I chose option 3: Model the labels using the original DXF as a reference, print, break out the calipers, and iterate a few times until the fit is just right. And now I present option 4: just use these models instead of making your own. 

Of course, your filament and printer are different from mine, so I still suggest printing a single label out first and testing to see how it fits, but this should get you pretty close on round 1. 

Adding the text is as simple as using the text function in your slicer of choice. I used Evogria like Zack did, but use what you like. I printed multicolor with the text face down and recessed into the label for a smooth finish, but if you can't print multicolor or would prefer not to, you can just emboss them on the top. Highly recommend a 0.2mm nozzle for the cleanest text. 

I'm listing this as a remix to cdh's supportless version, since it's what I tested against (and is a great upgrade to the original), but this should work on the original just as well. 

Drawer fronts are not included in the files, grab them from cdh's upload.