VEVORButton Maker, 1/1.25/2.28 inch(25/32/58mm) 3-in-1 Pin Maker, 300pcs Button Parts, Ergonomic Arc Handle Punch Press Kit, Button Maker Machine with Panda Magic Book, for Children DIY Gifts, Blue

Received the product as promised on delivery date. There is no scratch on the product. None of button came in chip off as previous review. Bonus is that I received a rotary cutter with this button maker. Please becareful with the rotary cutter as the knife is very sharp and it is hard to see. Please do not run your fingers under neath it!!! The device is easy to use and works wonderfully. One happy customer and thank you.

Great product!! I purchased this button maker for my daughter. The item looks as it does in the photos. She was more than pleased that everything she needs to start making buttons was all ready included. So far, so good.

The 1/1.25 doesn’t work, it jams every time you press it down and it does not seal the button. It is not as simple as the instructions claim and the included manual is useless. This machine is terrible.

Worked wonderfully until the magnet that keeps the top of the button press in place broke into three separate peices. Been trying to find replacement magnets but so far their too tiny for me to use. What is the correct size of magnet used for this button maker?

I got this to make buttons as festival gifts. It's so easy to use and comes with everything you need to make so many buttons.

I love the idea of a button maker machine. I have posted pics, Pros and Cons below:PROS- Makes fast buttons- When they get thru ok they look professional- lots of materials for the cost; good buy.- I love them they are super cute- Easy to operate. No need for strong-arm. My granny could do it.CONS (for everyone)- The actual "content" hole is 1.375. You can get a cutter for 1.25 (too small) and 1.50 (too big). I fixed that by getting a 1.25 and using a glue stick to center the art on the metal pin base. Otherwise the machine shoves the art off center.- The instructions suck, you kinda have to teach yourself but it's not hard. There are two bases, one is for the metal pin base and art and plastic cover sheet (provided), the other is for the plastic base which has a pin in it.- If you don't push down hard and quick enough you will hear a plastic "snick", which means your button was ruined.- You really need to secure the base on something or just deal with rocking every time you make a button.CONS (personal)- It bit me in the palm. (pictured) I bled and it hurt for days. DO NOT put your hand on top of the machine to try to control the rocking of the base, you will regret it. I also have a bruise on my chin cuz I sat it on the final step. Don't do that.- Took me awhile to figure out but if the metal doesn't make a perfect cup, the machine will not make a button. Over a third of mind arrived damaged.- Another 10% arrived with half the metal base missing (pictured). NOT GOOD.- Check your plastic pin parts, some of them have the zig zag on the cup side, not the flat side. You can only maker a button on the FLAT SIDE. It took a few tries for me to realize it was backwards. They're pre-produced that way so I figure not my fault.- Mike has TONS of rust on it (pictured), and there is a lot of oil leaking from the neck of the machine, but no instructions on how to oil it. I am concerned about the long term of this machine.Final thoughts: I would not have said anything if it was $20, but for over $100, I got about 20-30% of what was promised. It does make buttons tho.

Product came before it was intended to so that was a lovely surprise. It had everything it was supposed to and packaged individually so it’s not hard to fine what I need and keep it organized.

Great, we will use it to make event gifts/tokens for visitors/guests and members to take home.