I added entries for retaining clips, specifically E-clips and interior ring clips. They don’t have simple shapes (like washers), but luckily, I can rotoscope them by throwing them on the scanner bed, scanning them, and tracing those scans in Inkscape.
E-Clips
I only needed two sizes – so I only bought two sizes – so only two were drawn out (since I’m only making these on a personal as-needed basis).

Also included is the lip and drawer label for the Craftsman 30 tray cabinet system.

SVG is available from GitHub.
Made in Inkscape.
Interior Rings
I got sucked into buying another variety tackle box (grr! Tackle boxes!!), so a whole set was made.


SVG is available from GitHub.
Made in Inkscape.
Issue With Inconsistent Template Design
Something to address is that the template system for these labels is inconsistent.
Sure, they have a few enforced thematic elements:
- Rectangular region
- Actual-size silouette
- Color/finish triangle at the top right
- Bolded name
- Extra important tails
But then a lot of other changes exist, mainly as a sacrifice to keep the labels compact. Also, sacrifices are made to have a good layout for whatever specific object is being labeled. And that goes for all objects in the repository.
Hopefully, I can eventually find a universal system that is consistent and well-formed for any object and label.