Craftsman style toolbox labels
Description
PDFToolbox labels. Now I can tell my kids to go get a tape measure from the drawer that says "Tape Measures"!!!!!
If you print them as-is, you will get a single color. You can either paint the letters individually if you have a multi-color printer, or you can either use “pause at layer height” or “filament change” commands to stop the print at a given height and change filament colors.
Use self-adhesive magnetic tape or magnetic sheet stock cut to fit to stick to the back of the label. Then when you reorganize your toolbox, it's easy to change things around. Here's what I used, because my local MegaLoMart had them in stock: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Avery-Printable-Magnet-Sheets-8-5-x-11-Inkjet-Printer-5-White-Magnetic-Sheets-with-Adhesive-3270/10353057?athbdg=L1600&from=/search
No supports, printed with whatever filament you prefer (I used PLA and PLA+). Infill to taste.
Model origin
The author remixed this model.
Differences of the remix compared to the original
This is a remix of benjamenjohnson's excellent toolbox label model. The only real difference is that I used the Kroftsmann font to create “Craftsman” style labels. You can download his wonderful SCAD file to change things up even more.
