Customer Reviews for VEVOR 75mm Button Maker 3 Button and Badge Maker Machine Button Maker Press Punch Press Machine with 500 Buttons(500pcs)

Perfect! Exactly what I needed

Received on time. Works great. Nice quality, easy setup and easy to use.-MP

I did my homework, read reviews, and watched videos. Decide on the Mophorn 25mm, it_ made in the USA and in the top 10. I used double sided tape for my images and didn_ have a problem with the images moving. The buttons were in great shape and I didn_ see any blemishes. I did notice a few of the plastic backs you could see where they were all connected at one time, but that_ normal and easy to remove. Using the machine was easy and didn_ require a lot of strength. I love it and can_ wait to add other sizes. Might just buy another kit because it_ a great price too very affordable.

The directions could be written better

Love this thing! Very easy to use, feels very sturdy and durable so far. Made some buttons for friends and made some as game pieces. Only one came out unsuccessful, and in pretty sure it was because of user error (my son didnt press down hard enough).

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!

Works like all the other button makers that I have. May need to adjust alignment from time to time. The reason for taking off a star was the handle came with the rubber part on the wrong end so no thread was showing to attach the handle to the machine. Thought about exchanging it or just borrow the handle from one of my other button makers, but was able to pry the rubber part off the handle and found the thread.

This product arrived on time and is so fun!! Works great, was simple to put together and in less than 5 minutes, we were good to go. Now, I am only limited by my imagination - Joanna

I make QR codes on buttons (printed with a common printer) I hope to mass cut with a Cricut Maker machine. I dont like cutting individual pieces.The Button maker is sturdy, but i had to Bolt it down with MDF (heavy plywood) as a BASE. And it works great. Also i check the alignment of everything before i use it. And use a silicon type of gel to keep the Mylar / Plastic in place so it does not buckle. I have had a more than 99.9% success rate on these buttons. (User error was mine for not having the right sized printed circular paper in the first slot).The paper needed to be printed and cut needs to be 1.313 round. (Just make sure the plastic can cover the printed cut circles and you will be fine). I use it for N95 Face Mask Holders the buttons are "ear savers" or "face mask holders" the pins keep it in place.? I applied white Lithium Grease (the WD-40 brand) to the base of the sliding unit , and all metal parts (Its white metal on metal grease)? Finally, you dont need to tug hard on this handle. The first PHASE (1) just smothly snaps the image to the button in a single "snug" motion (no need to jerk alot of weight into it).. The Second PHASE (2) is sliding the shuttle of the maker to apply the backing.. .this is one FIRM pull and it pressures it into the first part of the button.. DONT FORCE it - its not gonna break, but not needed to go all "HULK" on the situation. If you want to have a tighter seal or edge.. turn the button over on the Second PHASE (2) slot and lightly add some pressure on the upside down button... you may see a slight difference of compression.- WHAT COULD HAVE BEEN BETTER -? Metal Pins instead of the plastic ones (but the plastic ones, yes are very durable)? The circle cutter that comes with it.. probably would be better if it was not sold with it, cause it sucks - i threw it out.? Seller could have offered like minded circle cutters or circle punch - to make it more efficient? Seller could have mentioned the diameter or size( 1.313 inches) of circles needed for image & cut areaLastly, Im not a pro at this. but i do know my way around paper and technology.

I used this for a campaign and it did great. It was also used for a Halloween party it was a hit with creative students