Check the conditions alongside each answer. Foot attachment, shank type and adapter requirements are separate; one does not establish universal accessory fit.
Presser feet and adapters
Does it accept regular snap-on presser feet natively?
conditional
Native presser-foot soles snap onto the machine’s holder: place the sole pin under the holder notch and lower the foot until they engage; use the rear lever to release the sole.
This establishes ordinary snap-on sole attachment. It does not establish low-shank geometry, generic screw-on-foot fit or third-party adapter compatibility.
Place the spool so thread unwinds clockwise, use the correct spool cap, then route through the guide, pretension, take-up lever and guides above the needle.
Raise the presser foot and needle and follow the full illustrated path in the manual.
What are the stitch width and length limits?: Stitch width is adjustable from 0 to 6 mm. Black stitch patterns allow 0 to 4 mm stitch length.
The stitch width can be varied from 0–6 mm for each stitch using the stitch width dial.
For black stitch patterns, the stitch length can be set to 0–4 mm.
For red and gray stitch patterns, the stitch length is predefined and cannot be changed.
When and where should the machine be oiled?: For frequent use, oil the needle-bar movement every six months with one drop at the marked mechanisms, turn the handwheel and wipe away excess.
Apply a drop of oil to the movement mechanism of the needle bar
Turn the handwheel a few times and remove any excess oil with a cloth.
Can presser-foot pressure be adjusted?: Presser-foot pressure is adjustable with its dial.
The presser foot pressure can be set via the adjusting dial «Presser Foot Pressure».
Do not reduce the presser foot pressure below «0», otherwise the fabric will not be fed.
Which presser feet does the manual list?: The manual’s presser-foot overview lists zigzag, zipper, sliding buttonhole, blindstitch, overlock, concealed-zipper, darning/embroidery, button-sew-on, hemmer, open transparent embroidery, sliding-sole zigzag and edgestitch feet.
Darning foot/embroidery foot
Button-sew-on foot
Hemmer foot
Open transparent embroidery foot
Zigzag foot with sliding sole
Edgestitch Foot
How is the upper thread routed?: Place the spool so thread unwinds clockwise, use the correct spool cap, then route through the guide, pretension, take-up lever and guides above the needle.
Guide the thread through the thread pretension.
Guide the thread at the top from rigth to the left through the thread take-up lever and then down again.
Guide the thread through the guides above the needle.
Does it accept regular snap-on presser feet natively?: Native presser-foot soles snap onto the machine’s holder: place the sole pin under the holder notch and lower the foot until they engage; use the rear lever to release the sole.
Removing the presser foot sole
push the lever on the rear of the presser foot holder upwards
Does it accept regular snap-on presser feet natively?: Native presser-foot soles snap onto the machine’s holder: place the sole pin under the holder notch and lower the foot until they engage; use the rear lever to release the sole.
Can the presser-foot holder be removed?: The presser-foot holder is removable and attaches to the presser bar with its own screw.
Position the new presser foot sole under the notch in the shaft
notch in the shaft engages with the presser foot sole pin
Removing and Inserting the Presser Foot Holder
Hold the presser foot holder firmly and screw in the screw by hand.
How is the upper thread routed?: Place the spool so thread unwinds clockwise, use the correct spool cap, then route through the guide, pretension, take-up lever and guides above the needle.
Threading the Upper Thread
Place the thread spool on the spool pin so that the thread unwinds clockwise.
Feed the thread through the thread guide.
Which presser feet does the manual list?: The manual’s presser-foot overview lists zigzag, zipper, sliding buttonhole, blindstitch, overlock, concealed-zipper, darning/embroidery, button-sew-on, hemmer, open transparent embroidery, sliding-sole zigzag and edgestitch feet.
Overview Presser Feet
Zigzag foot
Zipper foot
Buttonhole foot with slide
Blindstitch foot
Overlock foot
Zipper foot for concealed zippers
Which needle system does it use?: Use household needle system 130/705H.
Which needle sizes suit different fabrics?: The manual recommends sizes 70 or 75 for lightweight fabric, 80 or 90 for medium fabric, and 100 or 110 for heavy fabric.
Needle sizes 70, 75: for light-weight fabrics.
Needle sizes 80, 90: for medium fabrics.
Needle sizes 100, 110: for heavy fabrics.
The 130/705 system, which is the most common for household machines
Which presser feet does the manual list?: The manual’s presser-foot overview lists zigzag, zipper, sliding buttonhole, blindstitch, overlock, concealed-zipper, darning/embroidery, button-sew-on, hemmer, open transparent embroidery, sliding-sole zigzag and edgestitch feet.
Included Accessories
Bobbin (3x)
Needle Assortment
What is the maximum sewing speed?: The fast switch setting is rated at up to 1,100 stitches per minute; the slow setting is up to 650 stitches per minute.
The maximum sewing speed is 1100 stitches per minute.
The maximum sewing speed is 650 stitches per minute.
When and where should the machine be oiled?: For frequent use, oil the needle-bar movement every six months with one drop at the marked mechanisms, turn the handwheel and wipe away excess.
Oiling the Needle Bar
If the machine is used frequently, the needle bar should be oiled every 6 months to prevent blocking.
Switch the machine off and disconnect it from the power supply.
Domains with cited compatible items: presser foot (2)
bobbin
Reviewed — not established
needle
Core answer answered
presser foot
Core answer answered
Unknown is not incompatible. A missing answer means the current official evidence does not support one yet.
Specifications
Documented machine facts
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4 relationships shown
presser foot · 2
Presser Feet Set Decoration 502 021 03 14
compatibletwo-hop OEM matrix
Why this fits
Two cited hops: this machine is in bernette Accessory Category · bernette Category E, and the OEM matrix lists this part for that group. Edition 2024. Region global_en. Applies to presser foot only.
Two cited hops: this machine is in bernette Accessory Category · bernette Category E, and the OEM matrix lists this part for that group. Edition 2024. Region global_en. Applies to presser foot only.
Binder Attachment for Pre-folded Bias Tape 502 021 03 00
compatibletwo-hop OEM matrix
Why this fits
Two cited hops: this machine is in bernette Accessory Category · bernette Category E, and the OEM matrix lists this part for that group. Edition 2024. Region global_en. Applies to accessory only.
Two cited hops: this machine is in bernette Accessory Category · bernette Category E, and the OEM matrix lists this part for that group. Edition 2024. Region global_en. Applies to accessory only.
Group codes are namespaced to the issuing OEM program and apply only to the cited domains. They are not machine series and do not prove compatibility outside those domains.
bernette Category E
bernette Accessory Category · code E
Applies to: accessory, bobbin, parts, presser foot
Open the exact OEM PDF page or captured HTML edition when a safe destination exists; otherwise SewGraph labels the OEM support-page fallback honestly.
bernette b05 ACADEMY instruction manual
instruction
Open official source destination · 1 unique proof passage:Proof E7
bernette accessories catalog 2024
accessory compatibility
Open official source destination · 1 unique proof passage:Proof E1
bernette b05 ACADEMY and b05 CRAFTER quick start guide
instruction
Open official source destination · 1 unique proof passage:Proof E2
Evidence library
13 exact proof passages from 3 OEM documents
Every passage below says exactly what visible fact it proves. Repeated references to the same locator are counted once; identity evidence never counts as compatibility evidence.
Open exact proof passages · 13 unique proof passages
This set for the sewing machines b05 CRAFTER, b05
ACADEMY and selected models of the sew&go and Milan
series consists of 9 presser feet for special stitches and
decorative sewing work.
Position the new presser foot sole under the notch in the shaft (1) so that the notch in the shaft is
positioned above the presser foot sole pin (2).
> Carefully lower the presser foot lifter until the notch in the shaft engages with the presser foot sole pin.
3 supported answers and 14 answers with conditions or remaining limits. Evidence coverage is not a probability of accuracy.
Unresolved owner questions (5)
What shank type is it?: Not established — Not yet verified: The reviewed manual does not classify the b05 ACADEMY as low shank, high shank or another standardized shank type.
Will generic screw-on feet fit?: Not established — Not yet verified: The removable screw-mounted holder does not establish generic screw-on presser-foot compatibility.
Which third-party adapters fit?: Not established — Not yet verified: No third-party presser-foot adapter compatibility is established.
Which bobbin dimensions and substitutes fit?: Not established — Not yet verified: Exact bobbin dimensions, detailed profile and cross-brand substitution rules are not established.
What hook system does it use?: Not established — Not yet verified: The manual names a bobbin case and shuttle race but does not establish the site’s standardized hook orientation or drive classification.