🔘 37mm 1.5 inch Button Maker Machine - Aluminum Frame with Free 100pcs Button Parts + Circle Cutter Review

I don't collect, period! That being said, I bought this machine with buttons because I figured I could find someone to assemble it. When the car arrived I was so excited to use it that I built it myself. super easy. Excellent easy to follow instructions. Then the real fun began. I started making buttons right away and can't stop. The buttons are adorable. Note that I didn't use the included cutter since I have a 1 1/4" circular press. Two days later: Important fact: Make sure you only use one…

As someone who used to work on a $500 perforating machine, my experience wasn't helpful. But DON'T GIVE UP! After some practice (and I mean about 30-40 strokes) I finally figured out how to make perfect buttons. Tip 1: PAPER IS IMPORTANT! Using regular cartridge paper from my printer resulted in a lot of flared punches. I switched to matte photo paper and got better results except for . Tip 2: Don't push too hard on the second hit! This resulted in cut edges. Once I changed the paper I got a…

It's my first time making buttons. And I'm obsessed! I had a few issues at first but once I figured it out it was so easy. There are two things that I think make a big difference in how buttons look. Alignment: Before I press the button, I do a test print without any part of the button. Press left side down. Then slide and push right. Now everything is ready to mount the button. Paper Thickness: If the paper your image is on is too thick, it won't work. Aim for a copy paper thickness or less…

Pleasantly surprised by the ease of use. After reading all the reviews I expected that I would have to struggle and learn to make it work properly. I've made at least a dozen buttons and haven't had any problems except for one button that had a defective plastic side and wasn't the machine's fault. I'm so happy I got this. The only catch I have is that technically (I have a 2" buttonhole machine) this requires 2" and 3/8" paper circles. The included circle cutter is junk. and dangerous, and…

Although this machine is relatively cheap, it can only make buttons. Its dimensions are given in millimeters and differ slightly from American machines. Hard to find buttons for mm machines. And when you do, it's just buttons. American machines have many other things you can make with the same machine like magnets, ponytail holders, mirrors, bottle openers, and the list goes on. The knobs you find for mm machines are plastic and not as good as metal backs. They were disassembled but were fairly

Let me start by saying that I really liked this machine when I got my hands on it. I bought it for the university I work at. We already have a 3 inch button maker, but we needed a smaller one to avoid going broke. I had a very hard time following the instructions to make the button. directions are not clear. Let me break it down for you if you have a problem.1. Once it's assembled, put your items into the crafting machine.2. If there is a gap between the two molds, you need to lower the upper…

I hesitated for a long time due to conflicting reviews. I have an Etsy shop and wanted to add buttons to my line of products. I couldn't afford a big pro car, but it wasn't a drop in the bucket either. When it arrived I was surprised at how heavy it was. It is a strong quality metal. Assembly was easy with the included Allen key and basic instructions. Reviews are divided on how to create buttons and I think that's because it's difficult to tell exactly what you need to do from the…