Customer Reviews for VEVOR Button Maker Machine 58mm Button Badge Maker 2.25 inch Badge Maker Machine with Free 999 Pcs Button Parts and Circle Cutter(999pcs 58mm 2.28 inch)

After reading the reviews, I was concerned my daughter would have difficulty w/ assembly and making the buttons but after watching a You Tube video on assembly / use, everything went smoothly. She enjoys making the buttons and it's a great creative outlet.

Very easy to use and put together. Made about 200 buttons already and only had it for 1 day.

It is the best have ordered. I would buy it again

I bought this expecting that I would ruin the first few pins figuring it out. The reviews led me to believe that it would be finicky. I took the advice most of them mentioned and used a heavier paper for my first try. I cut a circle out of a sheet of printer paper a little lighter than card stock, tried the steps, and out popped a perfect pin!I then took some art I'd had in mind to print when I bought it, resized it to fit in a 25mm diameter circle, and put it against a 35mm square background. I copied those images on a 4x6 canvas, 8 per sheet, and printed them at Walmart for 25 cents per 4x6 print. That comes out to a hair over 3 cents per button.I used the provided circle cutter. Having made the background exactly 35mm, I could see exactly where to cut to line the image up in the middle.Each button I've made so far has been perfect. No wasted material. The machine feels sturdy, and I hope it continues to perform as well as it has so far!

great item to make cute 1 inch pin buttons. very easy to put together and the directions are fairly easy to follow. thank you.

Is a gift and still in box.

I like this machine and have had a good experience with it. However, it needed some maneuvering to make work. When I move between top and bottom press I have to make a slight recalculation manually on the press to make it work. So far the buttons are good quality and I am having very little trouble working it.

Easy to use and suited our needs just fine!

Took a bit of practice at first. What I discovered is that if I cut circles from paper that is too thin (like tissue) or not wide enough to fill the circle that there isn't enough thickness for everything to grip, so the pin falls out of the machine when doing the last step. But as long as you cut a large enough circle out of thick enough paper (or use multiple layers) it is foolproof. I love this and I will be making a lot of pins for various projects!Edited to add: The circle cutter is useless -- so cheap it doesn't even hold together. I didn't get it to cut a usable circle once. So you'll need another way to cut your circles.

This button maker is extremely easy to use, produces quality buttons and with the free customizable templates, the possibilities are endless.