So happy to hear from another BERNINA fan. Yes the 475 is such a wonderful machine it has the features of the big machines but in a smaller useful package. :) Thank you for the positive comment and so happy you enjoyed the video.

Pete always has something to add to any conversation. :)

hehe what's funny is thats not a duck thats Pete the Parrot. Haha over a video or on the phone he sounds like a duck. :) Thank You!!!!

i like the ducks too.

I am so glad to hear I was able to provide you with extra help with your new machine. Customers find the instruction book to lack information that is a reason why I created these videos. :)

You are welcome :). I love LOVE LOVE this machine it's one of my favorites. I have a half dozen of them in my classroom when I teach. :)

Those are both WONDERFUL machines. The 475 is my personal favorite little machine but the 570 has so much more. 570 features that the 475 doesn't have that I love "Larger workspace, comes with BSR, dual feed, hover feature, bobbin sensor, option for embroidery which you can always add later if you wanted) The beauty of the 570 is it gives you room to grow. :) Also the 4 and 5 series are on sale until August 4th.

He can try and talk over me sometimes. Haha

Really nice 👌

I am very happy to know you enjoy my videos and I would love to help you figure out what machine will work for you. The reason you can't find the 380 because it has been "retired" but has been replaced with the B335 it is essentially the same machine just renamed. Now as for any of the 4 series machine it depends on what kinds of "bells and whistles" you may like to have will depend if you may want the 475 or 435. I personally adore the 475 it just has a few extra little things that I truly enjoy, one being the auto thread cutter. So the 4 series are a little bigger than the 3 series, naturally. However they aren't excessively large like the 7 series. They have better lighting and a wonderful touchscreen that make seeing what you are doing super easy. Again it depends on what you would like to have in the "bells and whistles" department :)

Also the 4 series are on sale until August 4th.

Sewing With Cody and Pete Thank you dear Cody....definitely a thread cutter would be handy ! Was not aware that the B435 did not have a thread cutter. So...the B475 it is !! Thank you for yr kind help and stay safe !

@@Aurora-uh9nk I am glad I was able to help. Yes I agree the auto thread cutter is a must have :) Take care !

Good question! I am a big supporter of the 475 just a wonderful machine. So comparing it to the 535 they are very similar except the 535 is a little longer, can do embroidery if you are ever interested in adding the module. But the 475 comes with the #37 1/4" foot (which you can add to the 535) since it is a quilting edition machine. Other than that 535 just has a few more stitches than the 475 but both machines are great. The 535 is obviously a little bit more but you are getting a machine that is a little more capable since it does has the embroidery as an option which the 475 will never be embroidery capable. :) Hope this helps

Good question. So you are correct the 475 can never do embroidery but since it is a computerized machine and has some great features periodically they have an update. Both of those ports are for that "updates" one is so the tech or customer can plug in a usb "flash drive" with the updated files on it to update the machine but the tech also has the ability to send updates directly from a computer using the other port "the one with the little computer text to it". Hope this helps. fyi it is rare that a 4 series receives an update so don't stress. :)

@@sewingwithcodyandpete8651 Thank you somuch

Depending on how small your microtex needle is it might not be capable. I use 80/12 microtex all the time with no problem but a 60 or a 70 aren't going to work that well. Also depending on the size of your thread you might not be able to get it to work because the size of the eyelet is too small. Hopefully this helps.

I hope I am not too late, but this is one of the reason why I love the 475 so much is because it is excellent with small piecing construction. I LOVE my 9mm machines but I enjoy doing some detailed piecing and even with he 0mm stitch plate the feed dogs are still wide and spread out, I can get the job done BUT the 5.5 mm feed dogs the to job BETTER. So the 5.5mm feed dogs are closer together and smaller so in turn you can use smaller feet, this is why so many of my quilters just "love" piecing on the old Singer Feather Weight machines because the feed dogs and feet are so small. Back to the 475, this machine is the best of both worlds you have all of the tech and awesomeness of say a 770QE /765 but in a more compact packages and capable to smaller piecing. I hope this helps. :)

Sewing With Cody and Pete thank you very much, the reply just on time! I was comparing 475 and Juki TL2010, a straight stitch only machine 😊🙏🏻

You don't need to bring the thread up. Put the bobbin in and just start sewing.

Doris is correct you don't have to pull the bobbin thread up when you start sewing, I get this question a lot. However if you are say Quilting and you want to bring your bobbin thread up to the top of your quilt so you can tie the threads off and burry them between your quilt... Then I recommend 1 not using your cutter down by your bobbin area and 2 don't use your automatic thread cutter when you are done. So by not using your cutter down in the bobbin area you are left with a longer than recommended bobbin thread. When you are ready to bring up the bobbin thread you can use the needle up command "button" and click it twice so the machine will take one complete stitch and when the bobbin thread being extra long it will then pull to the top where you can grab it. :) I hope this makes sense haha

@@sewingwithcodyandpete8651 good to know! Thanks.