CHEPULA Craftsmanship DIY 200 Sets Metal Snaps Buttons with Fastener Pliers Press Tool Kit for Sewing and Crafting (10 Colors,9.5mm) (Hollow)

Having new born baby , this button was every day challenge . This tool is easy and good made quality . Feel study and you can apply pressure without worrying that it would break . Good price and good to have in home .

It’s easy to use. It did take me a couple times to get the hand of it. I do wish they have a small set with just one color tho. I do t think I will ever use those bright color.

I love that this set includes pliers and so many colors of snaps. I bought this kit to add snaps to a baby romper made from lightweight denim. Unfortunately, the snaps were not heavy duty enough to stay secure in the fabric. So I had to come up with a different solution for this closure.I’ve also tested the snaps on lighter weight materials and it has worked and stayed put. So I think it was an issue with the fabric, not the quality of the snaps. The instructions aren’t super clear but it was still easy to figure out how to use this kit. A great price for this product.

Worked ok. I wish they had more instructions.

The snaps are great! Shiny and easy to install, unless you use the pliers. My brand new, freshly made dress was nearly ruined by these stupid pliers, they’re misaligned & will never work properly (see photo). After I patched the holes, I installed the snaps the old fashioned way, with a hammer and a flaring tool (pictured) It’s too late for a return & I can use the snaps. Pliers are going in the trash!

Don't buy this for several reasons:1. The button is very hard to fit into the pilers. It will keep pop up and hard to aim on fabric.2. The assembled buttons can be very easy to break apart like in the photo shown3. The button pair is too tight to open after close.

I tried the product last night and fit my sandals. So far it worked out great 👍 👌

It seems of reasonable quality for the price, we'll see how long the snaps last.The instructions are horrible, but with a little experimenting it gets clear pretty fast, here's the quick version:There's a latch on the side of the pliers that keeps them folded up, release it for us.The plier die that's dish shaped with no hole in it is the bottom, you place the spiked rings in it. The rubber ring around the die did not hold the ring for me - if you turn it over it will fall out, so keep it on the bottom with the spikes up.The plier die that has a hole in it is the top. The rubber ring around the die will hold either the male or female ring.When installing male rings the protrusion goes up into the hole in the die.When installing female rings look closely, one side has a slight lip protruding up around the hole, that protrusion goes down toward the spikey ring.When compressing the rings with the pliers it doesn't take much force, you'll feel a slight give and it's done.When done there's a small metal ram with a hole in one end, I set the snap down on a board with a piece of 1/4" flat steel I had laying around on top of it. Wood would probably work too, but it'll probably leave an imprint in the wood. Place the protrusion of the male ring up into the hole in the rammer and tap it with a hammer to fully secure the two rings together. For the female ring just flip the rammer around so the flat end is centered on the ring and tap with a hammer to fully secure the two together.That's it, you're done.