90 Pcs Magnetic Tool Box Labels 3.5×1 inch – Magnetic Toolbox Labels for Tool Box Drawers Strong Magnet Toolbox Organizer Chest Black Pre-Printed & Blanked Emblems for Organization – Toolbox Emblems

Size
Great for organizing your tools!

Nice set, many labels.
Made easy work of identifying the cabinets fora reasonable price, easier than a label maker to organize especially if I moved drawers around. Very functional. Jury is out on magnetic strength, but so far so good.

Great Way To Organize Tools
These are a great way to organize your metal tool storage. I am always opening several drawers because I can’t remember where we’ve put what. There are tons of labels and even some blank ones for anything they didn’t happen to already have. Love that each label also has picture to help me know what I’m actually looking for. I don’t always know what all the tools are called, so I appreciate the help. These are a good size and are easily visible. The magnets hold to our metal drawers just fine. There was a plastic sheeting over the top of the labels that I had to take off. At first I thought they were peeling or bubbling, but I realized it’s supposed to come off. Just be careful pulling it off. I would definitely recommend!

These made my label maker jealous and gave my husband an excuse for more tools!
I thought I was going to make a bunch of custom labels with my label maker when my husband asked me to label his tool chest, but then I came across this magnetic set and decided to try it instead. I’m glad I did. The magnets are stronger than I expected, the labels feel nice and thick, and I don’t have to worry about anything peeling or losing stick over time. Some of the lamination is a little wrinkled, but nothing that gets in the way. I like that every label has a small icon, which makes it easier to scan quickly and find what you need. I stuck all of them on the dishwasher to look through the options, and they didn’t shift at all. I had to get my fingernail under the edge to peel one up, and even then the rest of the magnets on that same sheet stayed stuck. They’re easy to move around as drawers get reorganized, which makes way more sense than using something permanent. There are a lot more than we’ll need, though I’m sure my husband will see that as a reason to expand his tool collection. For $13.99, I think it’s a fair price for how sturdy they are and how well they stay put.

So these are awesome little magnets they’ve got a little line drawing of whatever each item is and then they have the name so if it’s combination, it’s a picture of combination. Wrenches, gauges as a gauge pretty self exclamatory but it’s also not busy and it’s enough that if you tell somebody who’s not the most familiar go and reach for They may not know the name but now the associate that name with the picture can actually help with education as well or not I’m going to need all the help I can get because after three years of adjusting to a new toolbox and a new workspace, the new layout I’ve finally gotten to the point to where it’s either live with it as it is, which isn’t ideal or go ahead and have a few days worth of work to clean it and then take everything out figure out where is best to put things the entire thing suddenly now how to do it I have way more rent than I need They’re all kind of thrown into a pile with each other, and the vast majority of they’re interest I use. I have an entire set laid out specifically for use that are the most common they sit in my service cart and then there’s my newest edition wrenches, that are my preferred grabbed for, and they all have their own storage racks that double as organizers as well, so I don’t have nearly as many sockets as most text to the vast majority of my sockets about 90% of them are within four different kits so the question is how do I work with that one of them the kit is the case I guess is broken so I could lay the top in the bottom half face up and use it as such with the built-in organization. The next one I have that I use most often is my grab and go set and often sometimes it’s just handy to grab for and then there’s two different impact socket sets that cover the chunk of what I need. I guess one is half inch and one is 3/8 by 3/8 is my most used and again it’s grab and go. I leave it in a case because there’s often times I’m going outside of my workshop to use it or do this or do that and it’s just so much more convenient to have it in that blowmold case that keeps everything organized at the same time luckily, I came across these these magnets are going to make this transition very doable. I’ll say compared to the alternative and they look good doing it. My only problem is my drawers on my toolbox aren’t the deepest they’re quite shallow and both depth and height so they’re lacking as far as little storage space but as far as the narrowest ones, yeah you can double stack them but then the bottom magnet is often getting hit by the bottom drawer and getting knocked off and without physically cutting them shorter putting that 3 mm extra for example it without doing that I haven’t figured out a solution that’s really perfect. I guess but that’s about my only grip and that’s related more to my toolbox than it is to the actual product itself. These magnets aren’t the problem. It’s the vast majority of tools a user located in one of a handful of drawers.so I have to find a solution that works but. That’s not relevant to this review so I digress at the end of the day it’s a major win for tool box organization and everyone can benefit from these magnets!

I got these magnetic toolbox stickers and they make remembering where everything is an absolute snap. My husband’s first reaction was basically, “Pfft, labels are for amateurs! I know my toolbox like the back of my hand!” But once he had everything neatly labeled, he had to admit it was so much easier when you’re rushing through a project or need to quickly grab something in the middle of a repair.They’ve also cut down on the back-and-forth yelling of “Which drawer?! What?” when he asks me or the kids to grab something like the torx driver set.The magnets are strong and stick really well, plus they’re glossy so they wipe down easily (which is a must, because that toolbox gets greasy and dusty fast).There are tons of labels for pretty much anything you’d ever stash in a toolbox, even some oddly specific ones. They even include blanks so you can make your own with a paint marker or label maker. Best of all, since they’re magnetic, we can move them around whenever we reorganize or shuffle things.Great well thought-out product!

Package arrived undamaged and contained all the items identified on the product page.The applicability of these labels will depend on what you actually store in a metal tool chest. I found, based on what I store in tool chests, I was able to use about 35% of the labels. Some of the labels provided I wouldn’t personally every keep in a tool chest, like nails and screws, but others might so there is a lot of versatility in what people might want to label. All of the common basics are there so there would be some commonality for everyone then pick and choose what suits you.The magnets are advertised as “strong”, which is definitely not the case. When I initially pulled them out of the packaging I thought they weren’t magnets at all because they were so weak. They do stick and lay flat so they are strong enough for their purpose but they would have trouble holding something up on your fridge.I like that they included 5 blank label magnets for you to customize as you see fit. I think they should have added at least double that or maybe even more. Everyone is going to be different when you get away from the common stuff.Overall they work for their purpose, they font and lettering is clear and easy to read, even without glasses, and they are 200% better than the masking tape labels I had before these.Great idea!