Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Buttonmaschine Knopfmachermaschine 58 mm, Badge Punch Press 500 Stk. Blechdeckel, DIY Badge Press Machine Abzeichen Button Maker, 250 Stk. Kunststoffunterteile + 250 Eisenunterteile Badge Maker

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This is the third machine of this type (red, cast iron, sliding track) that I've purchased from Vevor. On delivery, it was not able to properly crimp the top and bottom sections of the button together. The company's tech help is very good, and after submitting a video of the problem they responded within 24 hours saying I needed a new accessory part that they would ship immediately. I have found these red models to be more glitchy than the orange one that I just ordered. If you can buy that type of machine with the size buttons you need, I'd recommend spending the additional money. These work fine, but I never know for sure if the button I'm making will come out right. Most of the time they do, but as I said, it can be glitchy.

Bei den Plastikeinsätzen sind auf der Nadel Plastikrückstände, die Löcher ins T-Shirt machen. Sonst ist die Maschine super

The instructions are not clear enough - a bad translation - and they are incomplete. Only after wasting quite a lot of time and effort and materials did I discover the cause of the problem: badges were not 'coming together' properly. Was it my technique? Or a fault in the equipment? Or in the materials? Eventually, on YouTube I found a badgemaker who had experienced the same problem, with the mylar disc/paper disk not being 'crimped' into place and falling apart: Vevor supply a plastic ring that sits in the second press beneath the badge back, and suggest you use it with the metal badge back. However, this is/was not enough - you need to lay a metal badge back (with the pin removed) on top of the plastic ring. Then when you lay your badge back on top of that, it's the right height. I don't understand why this information wasn't supplied with the product - so, a lot of wasted time, energy, and materials - but now it works fine.

Great buttonmaker but the screw inside comes loose about every 50 buttons and so you have to keep tightening it. We made an initial 700 buttons, and we did have some of the plastic backs come off completely, the metal backs were more reliable.

The machine is not a quality build. Fortunately they send tools with the purchase. You will soon find out why. Once you have the machine adjusted right it does well, but it is a challenge to keep it in one piece. I am satisfied with my machine now, but would not recommend it to anyone who is an mechanically inclined.

Honestly, I am not impressed with this product. I had to get a second one sent to me because the first one was so poorly made that parts did not align and therefore it did not work. The second one one was better but still is hit or miss with producing a button that is in tract and made properly. I would not recommend this machine to others. However, the company was very nice to send me a second one and did not give me a hard time.

Arrived late. arrived damanged. customer service was slow to respond and then kept trying to cancel the correspondence. Product was taken to a local repair shop to have 3 parts fixed before it would work. partial refund was a total rip-off. Ultimately the machine - once parts are not broken - works pretty well (if you're careful it works about 95% of the time) but I can't give this a good review based on the overall experience.

I bought this for the kids because they wanted a button maker that was larger than the one we have. The other button maker is simple and quick to use, and the kids can crank out buttons all day. This one is **extremely** finicky. Everything has to line up with zero margin for error, and the instructions are useless when it comes to the nuances of alignment. We eventually figured it out, but it took a few dozen failed buttons to get it down. I regret the purchase and don't recommend it.

Wir hatten die Buttermaschine bestellt, um bei einem Hockey Turnier an einer Bastelstrecke die Kinder zu beschäftigen. Leider haben wir ewig gebraucht, trotz technischer Verstärkung von Vätern…, Ehe wir die Maschine in Gang bekommen haben. Es gab in der Packung Plaste, Buttons und Metall Buttons, Trotz Anleitung. Heft mussten wir mehrere Teile verwenden und verschwenden, da es nur mit viel Kraft möglich war die einzelnen Arbeitsschritte auszuführen. Ich war kurz davor, alles einzupacken, und zu reklamieren. Es musste die ganze Zeit ein erwachsener dabei bleiben, da die Kinder alleine nicht genügend Kraft hatten, alles fest zu stanzen. Was haben wir falsch gemacht? Danke für eine Rückmeldung. Liebe Grüße