Badge A Minut
BAM makes some good pro machines, the ones with the dies, not the hobby machines with the rings.
but 2 things I don’t like about BAM. 1. they stamp thier parts with thier contact info. good for a hobby,
but not so good for a business. 2. thier cut-a-circles, these drive me nuts. they move on the paper,
so you get a lot of spiral cuts or oblong cuts. which makes the art off center. I have tried everything,
they told me but nothing works 100% of the time. and the blades dull fast. and they don’t sell punches,
I am going to have to save and look for some BAM sized paper punches.
it’s frustrating. they should rename the line, Badger Minute, because thats how you feel after playing with these.
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Jevin Kent
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Love making buttons and have purchased some items from your website. Thanks for starting this discussion thread! It’s really helpful!
My question revolves around a few items I’ve seen on your site but don’t understand: the 2 1/4″ graphic punch and the 2 1/4″ photo punch. I’m not quite sure I understand the difference in the circle cutters. Can you enlighten me?
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Cal2613
Beginner Systems and Professional Kits
Hi! I was just perusing your website and had a quick question regarding your beginner button systems and the professional button maker kits. What is the difference between them? It appears as if it has to do with the circle cutters, but I want to make sure I am understanding the pictures correctly.
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