At Dr. Dons'
Buttons, the semi-automatic button machines we offer are both
fast and easy to use. Made of solid-steel, they have been precision
engineered and carry a limited lifetime warranty.
A list of the machines we offer and a brief description of each
can be found below. To learn more about any particular machine,
simply click on it's link.
Model 100
button machine
Makes 1-inch buttons.
See it and learn all about it by clicking here
"Mini-Magic"
button machine
Makes 1-1/4 inch buttons. See
it and learn all about it by clicking here
Model 150
MS button machine
Makes
1-1/2 inch buttons. See
it and learn all about it by clicking here
Model 175
RX button machine
Makes 1-3/4 inch buttons. See
it and learn all about it by clicking here
Model 225 button machine
Makes
2-1/4 inch buttons. See
it and learn all about it by clicking here
Model 300
SX button machine
Makes 3 inch buttons.
See it and learn all about it by clicking here
Model 350
LS button machine
Makes 3-1/2 inch buttons.
See it and learn all about it by clicking here
Model 600
XL button machine
Makes 6 inch buttons.
See it and learn all about it by clicking here
REC-17 rectangular button
machine
Makes 1-3/4" x 2-3/4" rectangular buttons. See it and
learn all about it by clicking here.
REC-23 rectangular button machine
Makes 2" x 3"
rectangular buttons. See it and learn all about it by clicking
here
AC-1 Circle
Cutter
If you are using circle cutter
made of plastic to cut the designs for your buttons and are tired
of the results your getting, then perhaps it's time to take a
look at our AC-1 Circle Cutter.
The AC-1 Circle Cutter is, without a doubt, the BEST hand-held
circle cutter on the market today!
The AC-1 is fully adjustable
and offers superior cutting power. With it, you can make
the cuts for any size button, from a 1" all the way up to
a 3-1/2" button.
I recommend the AC-1 cutter for most customers.
You can see the AC-1 Circle Cutter and learn all about it by
clicking here.
Punch Circle Cutter
The Punch Circle Cutter is a uni-size circle cutter and therefor
only makes the cuts
for the size it was designed to do.
It's main benefit is that it can make very accurate cuts. It
would also be the cutter I would recommend to customers who lack
the full use of both hands.
To see the Punch Circle Cutter in operation, click here.
If you need help creating designs
for your buttons, we now have over 20 different Button Design
CDs that can help you do just that.
Our CDs cover a wide-range of button-making topics including
sports, politics, holidays and special events, name badges, school
stuff and more.
These CDs include ready-made button designs, button design templates,
and button design backgrounds. Creating professional-quality
button designs couldn't be any easier!
And as an added bonus, you can receive a FREE Button Design CD
when you make a
minimum purchase of pin-back button sets.
For more information about
our Button Design CDs, click here.
READ CUSTOMER TESTIMONIALS ABOUT OUR BUTTON MACHINES
Before buying any button
machine (even one of ours) you really ought to see what customers
have to say about our machines and how they feel they compare
to Badge-A-Minit machine. If you would like to read our customer's
comments, click here.
Click here to see how our Model
225 compares to all of the Badge-A-Minit 2-1/4" machines,
in a feature by feature comparison.
Meet Benjamin Singel...
World's Youngest Button-Making Entrepenuer
Benjamin Singel
is only 6 years old, but he's already an experienced button-making
entrepenuer.
Benjamin purchased our Model 225 button machine (which he operates
himself) and started his own button-making business, which he
calls "Ben's Deluxe Buttons".
You will be inspired by this incredible young man who has more
drive and focus than most people many times his age.
To read about Benjamin Singel and his button-making business,
click here.
Perhaps the
question I'm most frequently asked with regards to button-making
is whether our button machines have interchangeable dies. They
don't. But if you will click here, you'll discover why having a machine
that has interchangeable dies isn't as good an idea as it might
seem.
