Bernette Mechanical Sewing Machines

[@newnormal1841]

. 3:27. Lol Step on the gas ⛽ 🤺💐

[@SareKay-xb5ql]

I need some help on a Bernette 25, there is literally NO info out there regarding this machine and problems with it... i know its older machine, but PLEASE,,, anyone have a Bernette 20 or 25need some help on a Bernette 25, there is literally NO info out there regarding this machine and problems with it... i know its older machine, but PLEASE,,, anyone have a Bernette 20 or 25?

[@vladimirmach6145]

The Bernette b05 Academy is the best sewing machine on today's market. What?? Seriously?? Yes! Let's cut to the chase. I wanted an excellent sewing machine to do a good job for me for the rest of my life, so I followed the brand reputation first and bought a JUKI HZL G220. What a horrible plastic piece of Chinese junk! Sluggish, the electronic system lags like on the dead bed, every response to pushing the pedal being considerably delayed. This JUKI HZL H220 actually turned out to be the worst sewing machine I'd ever tried. The quality is terrible, the machine lacks manual foot pressure regulation, and it doesn't even have any socket and pin for the second thread spool to use a twin needle! Moreover, the product stopped working after only three hours of regular use. Plastic, plastic, plastic. So I returned that piece of crap. I expected good sewing machines to be on a more expensive side, so I bought a Janome Skyline S5. Not a good choice, the motor was remarkably weak (50 Watts only), and the feed dogs did not work well enough for the price. So I returned it, too. Then I bought a Bernette B77. Not a bad machine, the feeding works really well and all the necessary functions are available. But the use is really uncomfortable: to apply any basic adjustment (e.g. the upper thread tension), you must struggle through the computer menu on the display, rather than simply adjusting a dedicated dial directly. Everything is computerized, even the pressure foot lift is electronic and lacks the standard mechanical lever, which sucks. So finally I came to the conclusion that these "modern" electronic/computerized machines are not worth my patience at all: they offer hundreds of stitches that no one will ever need, but the basic functions are uncomfortable to reach for. So I returned it. At last, I decided to return to the good old mechanical system and got searching for the best choice among mechanical machines. Having gone thru tens of various offers and read tons of information, I finally decided to take up the Bernette B05 Academy. Bingo! I hit the bull's eye! The machines has EVERYTHING and even more, it's sturdy, super strong, extraordinarily fast, and the control is based on standard of directly adjusting the mechanical dials. The quality of stitches is amazing, and even the price is a piece of cake. So I finally decided to buy two, and I'm really happy.

[@randykoger4646]

Those puppy hands…I just can’t. Stop the waving please.

[@EkiwwaNoel]

This is a rebadge singer 4452hd.

[@vladimirmach6145]

No way. The Singer is a plastic piece of junk with frequent disorders that often needs to be serviced.

[@EkiwwaNoel]

@vladimirmach6145 I been told that pfaff, viking Husqvarna sewing machine, singer, eversewn, and some basic models of bernette sewing machines are made by the same company! Including white sewing machines ". Wow! I didn't know that.