WCATS
DUMMY PICTURES
Unfortunately,
my dummy pictures were taken under poor lighting condition, so do not do
justice to the real product or its appearance. However, for comparison
sake, I have put my dummy beside that of another supplier that supplies
most of the dummies worldwide. Mine is the dark brown one, and the other
is the red one. I have put them side-by-side, and shot pictures from
different angles. All except for the one where my dummy is in the
foreground, the perspective is accurate. The top view of the dummies
really shows the difference between the two. My dummy, at first glance,
appears exaggeratedly large; however, after careful inspection, you will
notice that the size of the arms of the two are the same, which
indicates that the two pictures are the same sizes and taken from the
same perspective; therefore, my dummy is indeed much larger than the
competitor's.
Be careful when viewing the picture of the two dummies
from the corner view. Do not mistaken the back post of the competitor's
dummy as part of its torso. At first glance you may think so, and think
that the torso is large. Once you've separated the back post from the
torso, you will see how thin the torso really is. Also note that my
dummy is actually slightly farther away from the competitor's dummy and
my camera, so renders it smaller in perspective. However, in spite of
this position, my dummy still displays a larger presence than the
competitor's. You can almost feel the weight and density of my dummy
just by looking at the pictures.
And for your information, the
competitor's dummy arrived in Sifu Nelson Chan's school (where the
pictures of the dummies were taken) about two months before mine did.
See the difference between the wear and tear?
To see view larger pictures (600x800 pixels), click the picture of your
choice.
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| Full-Length View of WCATS
Dummy | Close View of WCATS Dummy (Competitor's in
BG) |
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| Top View of
WCATS Dummy | Top View of Competitor's
Dummy |
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| Side-By-Side View of Two Dummies |
Corner View of Two Dummies |
PRICE: US$900 per complete
unit, FOB Toronto, Canada.
A complete unit
consist of one 9"x54" torso, three 11" arms, one leg, two 1"x2"x60"
horizontal mounting bars, and two 2"x4"x84" vertical supporting
bars.
The following discounts are available for larger
orders:
10% discount for orders between 2 to
3.
15% discount for orders between 4
to 6.
20% discount for orders between
7 to 10.
The Discount is
applicable to orders sent to one location. Price is FOB Toronto,
Canada.
For inquiry or order, write to
sales@wcats.com, or click
The characteristics of the Red Ebony
are as follows:
Physical: Hardwood
Color: Red to walnut brown
Pattern: Even texture with interlocking grain
Working
Property:
Machining: Very smooth finish possible
Fixing: Minimum movement and maintenance of form and shape due to
low moisture
Finishing: Density and grain provide high
quality finish
Technical Characteristics:
Air Dry
Density:1,220 kg/m3
Shrinkage: About 2% radial
and 3% tangential
Moisture Content: 9-12 %
Hardness
(Seasoned): 16 kN
The following are wood densities comparisons:
| Wood Type |
Ebony, Asian | Ebony, African | Teak, Asian |
Mahagony, African | Larch | Walnut |
Redwood | Pine | Cedar |
| Approx. lbs/cu.ft. | 61 |
44 | 42 | 42 | 37 | 35 | 27 |
23 | 21 |