DIY Magnetic Toolbox Labels with 1" Magnet Tape and 1" x 2 5/8" Labels
Advantages
- Labels Can be Moved
- 1" Magnet Tape Will Fit on Small and Large Drawers
- Predesigned templates for common tools
- Customizable
Disadvantages of making magnetic toolbox labels
- Time Consuming
Alternatives to Making your Own Toolbox Labels
Pre-made Magnetic Toolbox Labels
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GG3K6S6/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B00GG3K6S6&linkCode=as2&tag=addtoit-20&linkId=ZRQ2Z6UXJJ2FVZUF
Supplies Needed
- 1" Magnet Tape
- 1" x 2 5/8" Adhesive Label Sheets
- Printer
- Scissors
- Protective Coating for 1" Magnetic Lables
Download the toolbox labels template
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/260166/addtoit/toolbox%20labels%20aligned%20to%20bottom.doc
Labels included in this template:
- Hammers
- Philips
- Flat-Tip
- Nut Drivers
- 1/2" SI Sockets
- 1/2" US Sockets
- 3/8" SI Sockets
- 3/8" US Sockets
- 1/4 SI Sockets
- 1/4 US Sockets
- US Wrenches
- SI Wrenches
- Cold Chisel
- US Hex Key
- SI Hex Key
- Files
- Pliers
- Measuring Tools
- Drill Bits
- SI Taps
- SI Dies
- US Taps
- US Dies
- Clamps
- Crowbars
- Hacksaws
- Safety Glasses
- Gloves
- 1/4 SI Sockets
- 1/4 US Sockets
Steps to Customize your Label Templates
Print the Template
If you're using a spray on clear coat for your protective coating spray it on now and let it dry.
Stick Labels to Label Tape
To reduce wrinkling, place the magnet on a flat metal surface before sticking the label to the magnet.
Cut Magnet to Length
Apply Protective Clear Tape
If you opt to use tape instead of spray. Put the tape on now and then trim the tape.
Alternative Solutions for 1" Labels
- Dymo 1" D1 Compatible Labler
- Plain Paper