Argghhh!! The Polish panto butcher has bought a DRILL

[Ian Raleigh]

Here is a guy who is doing it the right way http://www.drilliumrevival.com/

SUPERB WORKMANSHIP

 

[john]

The man is back > viewtopic.php?f=37&t=259270

 

[fiks]

Here is a guy who is doing it the right way

http://www.drilliumrevival.com/

Even when well done, taking old parts and putting on new engravings and drilling new holes is fake, IMO. I suspect a lot of these parts have their anodising removed to hide faults.

 

[JWestland]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... SS:GB:3160

Ehh...yuck!

Especially as Ciocc never pantographed brakes that way...

 

[lewisfoto]

I am still amazed that people are buying this stuff AND leaving positive feedback. Well you know what the say about a new one being born every minute...

In the butcher's defense he does seem to be getting better.

Steven

 

[47p2]

...In the butcher's defense he does seem to be getting better.

Could be he sub-contracts the work out

 

[Ian Raleigh]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=390653155191&ssPageName=ADME:B:SS:GB:3160
Ehh...yuck!Especially as Ciocc never pantographed brakes that way...

Has he taken the photo's on a dogs back :facepalm:

 

[Tel]

I am still amazed that people are buying this stuff AND leaving positive feedback. Well you know what the say about a new one being born every minute...

In the butcher's defense he does seem to be getting better.

Steven

Yup those Ciocc ones look pretty nicely done, perhaps a little ott though....

 

[JWestland]

I've seen brakes that came on Ciocc with indents in the front to save weight (I've a pair) but only the brake levers were ever pantographed...

He's getting better indeed but work is still a bit uneven/thick, one day, proper forgeries?

 

[TGR]

Is there a Ciocc around Belfast?

Richard