Customer Reviews for VEVOR Button Maker Machine 58mm Button Maker Machine 2.25 inch Badge Maker Machine with Free 1000 Pcs Button Parts and Circle Cutter(1000pcs 58mm 2.28 inch)

Your browser does not support HTML5 video. I highly enjoyed this being my first button press. I read a lot of the reviews that showed the mylar (plastic film) not being great but the only thing I found is that if you don't do the first part of the press right the first time you don't get a second chance which is why the mylar is reviewed as "bad." Some of the plastic backings had little defects like little bits sticking out but they were easy to cut off and smooth out. Overall this is an excellent machine if you're looking to make buttons quickly and easily. Would also suggest not just using straight printer paper but photo paper instead if you're looking for your pin to look it's best since you can definitely see the lack of glass in standard printer paper behind the mylar. Would buy again and am looking forward to buying plates in other sizes so I can make a wider range of pin sizes.

This thing arrived promptly and I assembled it in about 5 minutes. The instructions are a little vague on how the base goes together, but even so the device is highly intuitive and easy to assemble. The only complaint I'd have is my failure to understand how much space a thousand buttons takes up! I have bags and bags of buttons and backs!I am a writer and an artist. I use the buttons for my art and to promote my books. I highly recommend, if you get this, you look online for button templates. Hole punches are a bit of a pain to line up with everything, but getting a template is easy and free, and makes it painless. Once my kids got home they were making buttons with Toothless and the Light fury - and my kids are both under 8. I had no issues with the die as I've seen in other reviews, and the machine is sturdy and solid. Thanks!

I've had this button maker for about a month now and love it so much. It's sturdy and has held up well! No complaints here

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!