Customer Reviews for VEVOR Button Maker 2.28 Button and Badge Maker Machine Button Maker Press Punch Press Machine with 500 Buttons 58mm(500pcs)

I purchased this product and was not happy at first... could not get button backs to assemble correct. What I found was to make your paper cut outs exact size of the button (not the plastic cover) and then use a glue stick to keep paper from slipping. Now I have very few that are defective... I would not hesitate again now knowing this

I was really nervous about putting this together, but honestly, it was super obvious. I didn't even notice the instructions until after I already set it up, and it works perfectly! I'm so freaking excited! I've wanted a button maker since I was a teenager and I finally just took the plunge, and oh my goodness, I'm so happy with it! I just made three buttons and two of them turned out perfect. One hiccupped - my bad, I didn't press the lever firmly enough - but it was an easy fix. Definitely one of the most worthwhile purchases I've made in a long time!Cons: the circle cutter is useless, and the tiny blade is exposed - I cut myself taking it out. I'm also not a big fan of the backing of the pins myself because the metal piece has too much room to wiggle around; I'd prefer a fixed pin. But still, this does not impact the machine itself, and it's perfectly effective. Nothing wrong, just a matter of taste.

Everything I wanted and more. This product was great and works perfectly and now I just need to control myself to not make a billion buttons .

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.