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

GOT THIS FOR MY SISTER AND SHE IS USING IT CREATE BUTTONS TO SELL ON ETSY. GREAT EQUIPMENT, EASY TO USE.

Ok but hole punch sucksssssss

Really easy to use. Buttons turn out really nice. Only issue I had is the cutter. I stabbed my hand taking it out of the packaging and while trying to cut a circle out, the blade broke off.

It appears that you will have to by another set of metal forms to make smaller buttons. I would prefer if one set of forms could accomodate different size buttons.

Absolutely love the simplicity and fun

I bought this for my business, with the intent of making little buttons to give out at trade shows, but we've used it quite a bit for personal projects as well. My three-year-old colored pages that we used to make fridge-magnets (snip off the pin, glue on a magnet) for his grandparents, and we've had a blast making buttons for all occasions. They're sturdy quality and make a great give-away for the business. Couldn't be happier.

We were looking for a machine to make goodies to hide/trade/giveaway in a local "spread kindness" rock painting group. Didn't want to spend a fortune, but needed something that wouldn't fall apart or break within the first few uses. This machine is GREAT! After having used it many times and producing a couple hundred buttons, I feel better about leaving an honest review.First off, the hole punch diameter for the 1.25" button is actually 1.629" in diameter -- which is nearly impossible to find - so we simply cut with scissors. The enclosed cutter is worthless. We used our household inkjet printer on tradition printer paper and it worked fabulously! We used a dab of glue stick to hold the paper in place on the metal to ensure that the image was stayed centered on the metal base. The pin backs are made from plastic and you have to be careful to snap off any "extra" bits from the casting process or your button will get stuck in the machine. Also be careful that you're only using ONE mylar cover -- as they tend to stick together and using more than one will ruin the button as well. In making over 250 buttons -- we've only experienced approximately 3-5% defect (either our own fault, or just didn't come together because of small flaws in materials). I'd say that's not too bad. No matter, I'm extremely happy with the investment!

Everything works great, made dozens of pins so far with no trouble

I'm really happy with this purchase. I had used a more expensive button maker before, and this one works exactly the same. It can take a little practice at first, but it's super simple - any mistakes that happen now are because I'm going too quickly and not paying attention to what I'm doing. I've made hundreds of gorgeous buttons using this, and would definitely recommend it.

Works great and it is simple to use.