Button Maker Machine Multiple-Sizes - Pin Maker Machine 1.25 inch+2.25 inch, Interchangeable Button-models Badge Button Press Machine with 200 Sets 32+58mm Button Maker Supplies&Circle Cutter

This thing works great. I've already punched about 200 buttons with it and it seems sturdy and does the job. Instructions are a bit wonky but not too difficult to figure out if you're smart enough to tie your shoes. Zero complaints for the price. Selling my buttons at one trade show will more than pay for the modest cost of this machine.

Loooooove my button maker. Makes me feel like a kid again. Instructions are easy to follow & it's easy to use. Would recommend to others. Size variety:It's nice to be able to switch to different size buttons too. This comes with three sizes & you can purchase other sizes to use with machine.

DO NOT PURCHASE IF YOU PLAN TO SELL PINS FROM THIS MACHINE. YOU WILL BE DEVASTATED AND AT LOSS LIKE ME AFTER MONTHS OF HARD WORK.To make a long story short, if you want a long-lasting machine that doesn't randomly break on you, injure you and negatively affect your business PLEASE INVEST IN A PROFESSIONAL MACHINE, NOT THIS ONE.Long Story: I've been through THREE machines. Each one has its own unique defects and doesn't work properly. I make unique designs and sell them at pop-up events. All of it is now at loss because of these poor quality machines.First Machine:The first has a handle about to snap and break because it takes a LOT of force to correctly make a pin. Turns out? EVERY pin that came from this machine has the back plastic piece fall off. I ordered a second thinking well maybe I did something wrong. Had to issue replacements to my customers.Machine 2:seems to work okay, I got about 80 pins out of this machine until *SNAP!!!* *Blood everywhere* because THE HANDLE ABRUPTLY SNAPPED WITHOUT WARNING. On the morning of an important sale event. Lost lots of $$$ and my pride that day.Machine 3: Replacement for No. 2. Seems to work fine, until after hundreds of pins made and sales I start getting messages from customers that the front fell off. Guess what? EVERY PIN MADE IS DEFECTIVE. My once successful business is now suddenly in jeopardy because I mistakenly trusted this company.LOTS OF $$$ LOST, WASTED TIME AND EFFORT AND NEGATIVELY IMPACTED MY BUSINESS.SOLUTION: DONT EVER PURCHASE ONE OF THESE CHEAP MACHINES. I instead have ordered a high-quality machine from American Button Machines and have to issue replacements to all of my customers if I want to continue.

The media could not be loaded. This is a good machine for beginners. The only issue I've had is that the buttons come out crooked. The backs aren't centered all of the time so I have to over-correct it by putting in the buttons sideways. It is pretty durable however I don't imagine using this one forever. It is smaller and easy to store. It is fun to use but not for a young child.

I bought this button maker after returning one that had a swivel mechanism. (It was a pain in the a) I like this design better and this machine over all better.It’s quieter than other pin makers I’ve had. When you punch the image over the cap it doesn’t make everything on your desk jump. Very smooth. Can’t recommend enough. Especially if you’re just starting out with pin making and want something reliable.It’s also really simple to change the button sizes. It’s fool proof.

I absolutely love this, they are so helpful. many instructions so thers no way to get confused.It's just like the picture and stuper heavy duty!the bottons come out just how they are supposed to and won't come apart.

The media could not be loaded. Why did you pick this product vs others?:So far its a five stars product. Instructions to put it together very vague and watched videos to figure out how to put it together. No big a deal took an extra maybe 3 minutes. I had some trial and error. But overall easy to use. The clear plastic is very thin and it is very easy to put more than one if you don’t separate them. If its too thick the machine will not be able to crimp them together or it will fall apart. I can use this machine with one hand. Excessive force is not needed. If its not going in easy something is not aligned.

this button maker works well most of the time, but occasionally it has some issues, like the button mold being hard to put on, the machine occasionally failing to press the pin properly, and some other tiny issues.its also kind of hard to make the picture for the button fit, because a small portion of the paper being pressed onto the button wraps around the metal piece, so anything drawn on the edges of the paper arent visible, and its hard to scale down my drawing. theres also the small inconvenience of the back of the button being pressed on in a weird position, so i have to put it on upside down or sideways or else the design on the button will be tilted , upside down, or sideways when it's applied.the circle cutters that are included are also inconvenient to use, because if you dont put a fat stack of paper or some other protection under the paper you're cutting, it'll leave a scratch on your desk. also, it doesn't cut cleanly most of the time, so im left with jagged edges or small bits of the piece that weren't fully cut, so i have to either apply the circle cutter again or cut it myself with scissors. its also hard to align the circle cutter right, so i end up cutting the design off-center and then it becomes lop sided when i make the buttonalthough there's a lot of cons, this machine is pretty fun to use when it decides to work correctly. you also get a huge supply of button making material, so you can make a lot of buttons with it. i like how it included the circle cutters, even though the circle cutters are very inconvenient to use. its the thought that counts XDand i also like how its much more affordable than most button makers; you definitely get your money's worth with the very large supply of button making materials and the circle cutters n stuff.