Looks like you are missing a Clog Pruf. You need one of those to complete the set of micromatics.

The version 2 cap is 1mm wider (18mm compared to 19mm), and yes...the version 2 base has a logo stamped in to it.
Now, stop mucking about and buy a Fatip Special Edition set.
You get the Picollo OC base and the Gentile base, 1 handle (black 'chrome') and 1 cap (black 'chrome').
What more could you ask for?
Very sweet razors and smooth, close shave. I hear that the earlier version (Mk1) was a tad ragged, but the Special Edition set is all version 2.
I have played with my Fatip Picollo, because I have a selection of other razors and bits and pieces.
Any top cap from any DE razor will fit as long as it has the 2 pins on the cap that go down into the baseplate (Gillette 'OLD' cap for example). Then you can fit other handles to your hearts content. I'm using an Ikon Shavecraft 101 top cap and Tuckaway handle on my Picollo at the moment, and this then gave me a 'spare' handle/cap to fit onto the Gentile baseplate that also comes with the Special Edition set. Two razors for the price of one.
Here I have the Picollo with original cap/handle and Gentile baseplate with Ikon handle and Muhle R89 cap.

True.

Nice razors!

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I don’t know know about that!

There’s someone on Master Shave also younger than 30!

Good tip!

Fatip does use an odd thread pattern, but swapping in a cap from another alleviates that issue. I found the cap and handle from my Muhle R89 Grande fit well and somewhat reduced the aggressiveness as compared to the stock Piccolo handle & cap. Now I'm back to using it as purchased. I like the heft of the solid Piccolo handle.

The heft is the reason i prefer the piccolo over the grande. But the actual head is identical.

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Yes! When I was shopping for mine in the slightly used market a Piccolo was the first to hit my price range though I thought I wanted the longer Grande handle. Turns out the shorter Piccolo is heavier being solid brass. Works for me.

I've tried the Retro, Piccolo, Grande, and Wood handles ... Wood is a winner for me.

Besides, that handle makes it look like a poor man's Joris

The Fatip Piccolo razor is a keeper for me. It’s an efficient razor that provides a comfortable close shave that can be used daily.

Always gotten great shaves from my piccolo. QC was not an issue with mine though I’ve read a lot of complaints about them for years.


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One thing they all have in common is that theyre all great!

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You're absolutely right there! Its great value for money too.

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Don't agree; the Retro is too thin to be comfortable, and the Grande is too light for its length.

Its a great razor, might even invest in one of every model that fatip makes, but i have a feeling the piccolo will be my favourite.

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YMMV, some people love those razors, i prefer the piccolo, but that's my personal preference, doesnt mean the others are any less good for anyone else.

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In that sense, everything is YMMV

With the Retro they just went with looks over comfort, in my opinion. And given how many people try to add weight to the Grande handles, one could argue that these make the razor unbalanced as well.

OTOH, the Piccolo and wooden handles are well thought out. Wood is my personal favourite.

The razor ive used the most is a 1948 aristocrat. I think part of the reason I love the piccolo so much is because it has a very similar size and weight, so when i use the Piccolo its almost like using an agressive 3 piece aristocrat, so i got the hang of using it immediately.

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Use this information at your own risk.

The instruction for a 1937 Sheraton TTO suggest it's possible to increase the aggression. This gives some of the "adjustability" of later Toggle, Fat Boy, Slim, and Black Beauties.

Details of the bottom left corner say tighten it down, then release some of the tension. Not too much as the blade won't be firmly held.

would this apply to an aristocrat too?

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