No. 01 Custom toolbox labels
Every drawer,
named.
Laser-engraved labels that clip onto the drawer handles of your tool chest. You choose the box, the color and the text — we print and engrave them to order.
0.9 mm of Pro PCTG, curved to the profile of the handle you actually own. Thin enough to spring on, stiff enough that it stays put — and it comes off and goes back on as often as you reorganize.
No. 02 Fit
Six handle
profiles.
Each one measured and printed to the box you name — not a one-size guess.
- 01 US General Series 3
- 02 Icon
- 03 Yukon
- 04 Husky Heavy/Standard Duty
- 05 Kobalt
- 06 Performax
No. 03 How it works
One label.
No screws.
A label is a single printed part: one thin curved piece that slips over the drawer handle and grips it on its own. No adhesive, no drilling, no hardware to lose.
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01
Name your box
This comes first, because it decides the curve. Pick your chest from the six lines with a profile on file.
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02
Type the text
Whatever the drawer actually holds. On US General and Icon you also pick whether the text sits on top or on the front face. The other four handles only take text on the front — you can see why further down.
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03
Pick the color
Match the chest, or match your tools. One filament right through the part, so the color cannot wear off an edge.
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04
Press it on
Springs over the handle and stays flat. Move it to another drawer whenever you reorganize.
The whole label is nine tenths of a millimeter of Pro PCTG. That is what lets it flex over the handle in the first place, and what makes it spring back to shape afterwards.
A rigid plate would need a clip or a screw. A thinner one would crack at the curve. This thickness holds its grip through constant rearranging — pull it off a drawer, push it onto the next one, and it still sits flat.
Printed in 3D Fuel Pro PCTG. It is rated at 8–12× the impact toughness of PETG, and it stands up to UV and shop chemicals better — which matters for a part that spends its life on a handle taking knocks.
Fig. 01 Engraved, not printed
$0.27 a centimeter · $19 minimum order
No. 04 The print
Burned in,
not printed on.
The text is engraved with a UV laser, not printed on and not cut in. A diode laser heats the plastic, melts it, and leaves a raised brown edge. The UV beam works cold: it changes the PCTG itself. The mark sits flush with the surface, and the change it makes is in the material, not on it.
That is why there is no ink to wear through under a thumb and no film to lift at a corner — nothing has been added to the label at all. The engraving runs on a Creality Falcon T1 with the 5W UV module.
The length is set by your text, not by you: seven characters fit 5 cm, fifteen fill 9 cm. Short text gets a compact label; longer text gets the room it needs. Nothing is squeezed to fit.
Labels are $0.27 a centimeter, so a 5 cm label is $1.35 and a 9 cm label is $2.43. Orders start at $19 — roughly nine 8 cm labels, which is a drawer row rather than a single one. That keeps a one-label order from costing more in packaging and card fees than the label itself.
- Fit
- Six profiles; front facing on four
- Profile
- 0.9 mm, curved to the handle
- Material
- 3D Fuel Pro PCTG
- Lettering
- UV laser engraved, 15 characters max
- Length
- 5–9 cm, set by your character count
Fig. 02 Yukon · Toolbox Blue
No. 05 Facing
No room
on top.
On the Yukon, Husky, Kobalt and Performax, the drawer pull sits hard under the drawer above it. There is no clear top surface to engrave — so on those four the text runs along the front face, where it reads straight on as you stand at the chest.
US General Series 3 and Icon are the exception. The top most drawer in any bank of drawers is covered by the frame, so Front Facing text is needed on these drawers. On any other drawer, the handles stand clear of the drawer above, so the text can go on top or on the front. This is the only place on the site where facing is a choice.
You can also see how far the label wraps: it curves right around the handle rather than sitting on the front like a sticker, which is what holds it there without adhesive.
Those four are four of the five front-facing lines, in four colors. Three are matched to their chest; the Performax runs Toolbox Yellow on black, which is the other way to go.
No. 06 Try it
Type your own.
Choose the box first, then the text, then the color. When it looks right, add it to the cart — one label per drawer, each with its own text, all on one order.
Profile — Facing — Length — Price —
US General Series 3, Bright White, label reading SOCKETS METRIC
Your text sets the length, and the length sets the price. Requested minimum: $19 — add labels until the cart clears it, then check out.
Ideas
Popular label ideas.
Tap any label and it drops straight into the text field above — no typing, no counting characters.
HARDWARE & MISC
POWER & AIR TOOLS
CUTTING & STRIKING
SCREWDRIVERS & PLIERS
WRENCHES
SOCKETS & RATCHETS
Fifteen characters is the maximum. Add one label per drawer — they all go on one order.
No. 07 Color
Match your box.
Or your tools.
Two ways to choose. Take a color that sits quietly with the chest, or one that stands out against it. Nine of these are matched to the major power-tool lines, so the labels can match your tools as well as your box.
Eighteen in stock. Nine come from 3D Fuel's Toolbox range, which is color-matched to the major power-tool brands — the rest are shop colors and neutrals.
Screen colors are an approximation; the filament is the reference. Want a color you don't see? Tell us the box or the tool and we'll match it.
Can't see your color?
We can match the chest itself, or the tool line you already run. Send a photo of the box or the tool next to your order, and we'll work from that.
No. 08 Order
Start with one drawer.
Box, color and text are all set right here on this page. Checkout, payment, shipping and any tracking happen in the shop.
Ready to print
Build your order above
Choose your box, then the text and the color. Add one label, or work through the whole chest drawer by drawer — they all land on one order.
$19 minimum order about nine 8 cm labels
Configure a label