Customer Reviews for VEVOR Button Maker Machine Badge Pin Machine 1" 25 MM 500 Free Parts Press Kit

Bought this as a birthday present for my girlfriend and she absolutely fell in love with it. She now sells her buttons on commission and out of an Etsy store, and she has made enough from that to have made the Button Maker pay for itself! Extremely satisfied with this purchase.

This is a review by my 10 year old son. It鈥檚 very easy to use. All you got to do is put a few pieces together, and then once your done you have to push the lever all the way down. If you don鈥檛, your button will be broken. It鈥檚 a lot of money but I bought the $139 one and it gave you a lot of buttons to make. You can print a design, draw a picture, use stickers, or a stamp. This is a cool machine that I use with my friends. I highly recommend!

No idea where the negative review people are coming from. Cardboard base? No, it's plastic covered in a protective brown paper film. Quite easy to use, might consider bolting it down or clamping it to make it more sturdy. I've been using this to make buttons for work and I haven't had many problems, but I do think the plastic backs are a little cheap, would prefer a metal back or a sturdier pin at least.

This button maker is awesome. It was a little confusing to figure out how to use at first but one I figured it out it was smooth sailing from there. I use this button maker a lot for local bands and it works great.

We used this button maker for our library summer reading program. After a little bit of a learning curve, we found it easy to make buttons to give to the kids for achieving their reading challenges. I used a 1.25 inch punch, and didn't even bother using the included cutter based on other reviews.We had teen volunteers create most of the buttons and found that you have to align everything just right in order to get a button that worked properly. It worked best to put the clear plastic and the paper together before putting on the metal backing. Also, there was a higher fail rate when we were sitting and making the buttons vs. standing. Not sure why, maybe it's a factor of the angle of how you pull down the lever? But we only had about a couple dozen fail out of the hundreds we made, so I call it a win. Plus the kids were so excited to earn the buttons that we are definitely going to make many more.

I make fabric covered buttons with embroidery, and as long as I cut the circles correctly, this machine punches right every time! So quick, I've put out as many as 100 buttons per hour with this sturdy little machine! I cant wait to buy new parts for other sizes.

It took a few youtube videos to figure it out and now it's awesome!

Easy to use, although it wobbles a bit. Best to use this while standing so you can push all of your weight down into the handle, if you are petite like me. The circular cutter it comes with is very poor quality, so buy yourself a 1.25 inch hole punch to go along with it. The pin backs mine came with were a bit wobbly. Not the straight, sturdy pin you see on buttons in the stores so next time I will buy the backs elsewhere. Otherwise good for a grassroots merchandising effort.

Worked great - made almost 2000 buttins so far - sometimes a few dont work for whatever reason but in contrast with the ones that do its no contest that it does whats advertised

I expected to have a few messed-up pieces when I was first experimenting with this, but my first one came out perfect! It is a solid machine and seems like it will be very durable. It's fun to use! The button parts that come with it, however, are the type with plastic backing and although they look okay, can be kind of hard to pin on. Would recommend skipping the add-on and purchasing metal backed pin parts instead.