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Today I'm going to show you how to make your very own custom pin buttons using the Vevor Pin Maker Machine. Whether you want to express your artistic side, p

c. Put the upper mold to the mainbody's socket. Please notice the small pin on upper mold should in the breach. see picture d. Slide in the base mold to the groove. Hold the upper mold in high position with hand, and slide the base mold to put the upper mold in the middle of the base mold.see picture e. Put the 2 position pin

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No worries-- we're here to help! We've put together this comprehensive custom enamel pins guide to help you through the entire process. And if you ever have questions, feel free to contact us. We're more than happy to share our expertise and help you get enamel pins made! Step 1 Create an Enamel Pin-Friendly Design

6 USING PIN BUTTON WITH METAL BACK amp KEY POINTS WHILE MAKING FRIDGE MAGNET BUTTONS When using a 2.25-in 58mm pin button with a metal back or a fridge magnet button, you should put a gasket into the mold before putting the button's back into the mold. A gasket is unnecessary for smaller sizes like 1-in 25mm and 1.25-in 32mm, even for metal-back pins.

To make a simple button pin, all you need is a plastic case, an image to put inside, and a pair of scissors. First, cut out the image you want to use with a pair of scissors. Make sure the image is exactly the right size so it fits well in the casing. Then, slot the image into the bowl half of the casing and snap on the back half to complete

Install the up mold on the machine, mold side pin align to back and upward push, the magnetism automatically absorbed. Make up mold three holes aligning and lift up, down mold align to sliding rail groove and push to the middle, loosen and put down the up mold. Put the pin on the side of the slide rail.

Pin Backers Click here for the tutorial. Use Stickers To Make Pins. Purchasing pins from your favorite show or movie can be expensive, with many of these licensed products costing up to 30.00 per pin! You can make your own pins at a fraction of the cost by using stickers and a few simple materials. What you'll need Stickers Clear Resin

The We R Memory Keepers Button Press All in One Kit comes with EVERYTHING you need to make 1, 1.5 amp 2.25 button pins. You can also make heart shaped button pins and square button pins with their newest adapters. There are three basic steps to make each button. First, cut the artwork to size using included cutters. Second, press amp crimp the artwork and protective covering onto the

Sand the back of the pin to remove any rogue enamel and to prep the metal for soldering. Do the same for the pin backing. Place the pin and pin backing on a heat resistant surface. Use a torch I use a creme brulee torch to heat up the pin and pin backing. Keep the heat localized and apply some rosin-core solder.