Snap On Toolbox Drawer Labels - Huskey, Signet, Etc.

Snap On Toolbox Drawer Labels - Huskey, Signet, Etc.

I loved Jonathan Levi's (The Next Layer) snap on drawer label design, but I don't have a laser, and I know a lot of you don't either. This version allows for a printed label to be slid into the part that snaps on the drawer.

I know that Jonathan said that his original design was for Signet tool cabinets, but I tried it out on a Huskey cabinet and it worked there too. I'm sure it will work on others, so comment with your toolchest brand when you upload your make!

I've included a bunch of basic, common labels that should get you started, but the model is also parametric so you can adjust the length of the label holder, and the text on the label by simply changing the parameters in Fusion.

Printing:

Print the main holder in PETG so it easily flexes over the drawer handle. I used all perimeters and no infill.

The rest of the label can be printed in anything that will withstand the heat of wherever your toolbox is.

I made it work with a .4mm nozzle, but if you have a .2mm the text would look even better!

Throw a color change in right before the text and you've got some easy labels to keep your toolbox organized! Or ignore the color change and use a sharpie at the end if you want.

Assembly:

The labels should slide into the holders from one end. Depending on your print settings and printer calibration, they may be quite tight. I ended up brushing both sides of the label with some sand paper a few times to get them to slide in easily. After the label is installed, the holder snaps over the drawer handle by hooking the front and pushing until the back snaps in place. This flex is why PETG is a great choice for the holders.

Happy Printing and Organizing!

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