How does it do on buttonholes?
1534823
excellent. all you do is find the type of buttons you want for your garment, place it the buttonhole tool and it makes the button according to the size of the button. love it
855011
I would say it is about as stiff as the two side buttons, maybe a slight bit harder to press, but very similar. It is not difficult to press down, but I also do not find myself accidentally clicking it either. I use it 9+ hours a day, as I purchased it for work and have not had any issues with any of the buttons.
2037947
Yes it's easy and it's not hard , your button is protected by a layer that doesn't damage your button
270367
It is very simple...I love it. Select the buttonhole symbol. Use the buttonhole foot that is included. Buttonhole size is determined by whatever size button is used in the slot on the buttonhole foot. Then you just press the sewing pedal. The machine automatically bartacks on each end and stitches each side. It also stops automatically. I guess the one step is putting on the buttonhole foot.
1244750
I recommend using a small sharp tool to help pry on and off, just be careful to not do any damage...my husband used his pocket knife. Much easier to get off then on though. Just my recommendation. And as for the last part, never had any problems with the buttons...sorry.
1301241
We have not had any accidental button push. Mom puts in in her purse and it bounces around all day. No issues.
1321603
I just turned it on and off many times to be sure. It's not a huge button, in fact it feels small. Yet it engages easily and gives you a positive "click." Plus they give you two extra buttons in case you wear the first one out.
12855
Do you have the button in securely on the other section? I have never had that problem. I take it apart to dry and make sure the red button is secure, when I put it back on.
902165
Not very smoot, i ride bike MTB and route and to many dust but dont have any button problem.
1985246
I carry it in my front pocket all the time, and have never had any issues with the button being pressed when sitting down. I do have to be careful when re-inserting it into my pocket with the clip that I don't press the button, but I've never had an issue with an accidental press due to repositioning my body in any way. The travel on the button before it actuates is significant enough to prevent this.
778450
That depends. Are you plugging a hole, or reattaching a loose flap? If the latter, it should be fine for a while. It hardens with a certain flexibility, so it should work. Dunno firsthand, though.
1955256
It will no longer slip into a men's shirt pocket. I find it uncomfortable in a jeans pocket, but of course fine in khaki's. I use the holster, which I prefer anyway. My office mates mock my huge phone. I love it.
1058414
No not at all, the material that covers the buttons is soft so it's easy to use. The buttons fit perfectly with zero complications. Hope this helps!
153425
These are quite fine. Should be no problem unless you have tiny buttons. Regular shirt buttons worked o'k.
1928665
I wouldnt know as the button hasnt feel off yet but i would assume there would be a tiny hole if piercing completely fresh fabric.. i just used the same hole that my previous Jean button fell out from
2068638
Yeah, it does. You can wear it on your belt. And it has a velcro closure over the top.... would prefer a button myself, but the velcro works pretty well.
559346
Yes. Its kind of a pain. I use a hair tie to hold the button in for me because my hand starts to cramp after 30 seconds.