Customer Reviews for VEVOR Button Maker Button Badge Maker 32mm(1.25in) DIY Pin Button Maker Machine with1000 Pcs Free Button Parts & Circle Cutter Installation-Free Button Press Kit

For the price, this is incredible. Compare prices anywhere and you will see that this is a great deal. There were a few things I could complain about but not enough to take stars off, considering how much money I save on this machine compared to others. For example, it did not take thicker paper the way more expensive papers did, but at the same time is easier to use!- CSH**I had the hardest time trying to put this together because the instructions are wrong. Those two pins (which are very loose & easy to loose) are upside down in the directions from how they should be. They are really loose so I lost one but it still seems to work just fine so *shrug* besides that it is a great deal.

It's a lot sturdier than I expected it would be. Easy to use but there are a lot of steps that you can't miss. Still, I would definately recommend this to anyone.

I am very happy so far with my button machine.

Love the button maker. Package was lost and finally arrived 2 weeks late.

Easy to use. It is a great Craft companion and project maker for teenagers and children alike. So easy to use.

I really like how strong the button maker is. I also like the versatility. People have enjoyed the buttons that we have made and given to them. The best part is the opportunity to customize a button for someone. Everyone loves them.

I used this product to make pins for gifts and sell. What I also liked about this pin maker is that it comes with lots of the materials.

This item arrived scratched and missing a washer, and was frustrating to use at first. However, after some experimentation, it is working very well for me. Here are some things I've learned to make the process work:1. Yes, the circle cutter is flimsy and frustrating. However, cutting CLOCKWISE helps a lot. I was ready to just throw it away when cutting counterclockwise. After realizing this, I'm keeping it, but not treasuring it.2. From the top die assembly, there is a protruding metal bar, parallel with the table. To get the dies to register completely and well, this bar needs to swivel all the way to the left when using the left die, and all the way to the right when using the right die. (This was not mentioned in the instructions, and appears to be critical to getting the device to work.)3. Thicker papers (as compared with copy paper) seem to yield better results. I have been using quilting cotton as well.4. At first, I was pressing the die lever as hard as I could, with my full weight. Once I learned about swiveling the horizontal metal protruding piece (as mentioned above, item2), this was completely unnecessary. When all is working well, a gentle push on the lever is sufficient.5. (Not a tip, just a comment:) The plastic button backs have large holes that allow the pin part to move around. It can be difficult to get the pin to open and close without bending the metal a little bit.

I absolutely like this product , it is very easy to assemble and most of all very easy to use!! The instructions are so easy to understand!!

This took some practice but I think I have figured it out. Make sure you keep the bolt tight holding the silver stamper on the top. It come loose every once in a while and makes the button fail to form correctly.