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Why
button machines with steel dies make better buttons than button
machines that use assembly rings made of plastic or aluminum.
Consider
for a moment what takes place during the process of making a
button.
Quite
simply, you are transferring mechanical energy from your arm
into the button machine's dies / assembly rings. The button design
and the mylar covering are then pulled taut over the face of
the button and the excess is tucked up underneath, in much the
same way that making a bed tucks the sheets up under your mattress.
The
back of the button also must be pressed into the front and the
edge crimped together tightly to hold the butto together.
Due
to its mass, steel dies facilitate this transfer of mechanical
energy far more efficiently than plastic or aluminum assembly
rings can. (It's the same reason why carpenters use hammers that
are made of steel... not plastic or aluminum).
With
its steel dies, buttons tha are made wih the Model 100 button machine will be "professional quality"
and will have smooth, tightly crimped edges.
You simply cannot achieve this type of result with a button machine
that uses plastic assembly rings to do the job.
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Dr. Don's Buttons
3906
W. Morrow Drive
Glendale, Arizona 85308
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