Gardening gloves with claws
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A helpful tool when you want to keep the precision of operation and freedom of the hand
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Model information
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- Printables
- Category
- Outdoor & Garden
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Share Alike
Recently I bought my mum gloves with claws for the care of flowers in the garden but the available size was too big. So i decide to use 3D printing, to solve this problem and now the claws allow for comfortable work.
After dealing with the problem, I decided to make additional sizes and share them with others. Prepared model is available in three sizes. To find your size please measure your gloved finger at the second finger's bend width - W and length - L to the tip of the nail from this place.
- S - 20W; 40L
- M - 22W; 48L
- L - 24W; 54L
Approximate dimensions (if the following do not match your size, you can also scale the model in width or height, without significant loss of claw strength)
Supports are only need in outer arc so remove the inside of the claw if suggested by the program.
After printing, if you have rubber-coated gloves, you can stick the claws with glue. If, on the other hand, you have fabric gloves, you can use the holes in the claws to sew them to the gloves.
At your own risk - dangerous chemicals
This modification that ensures easier cleaning is the printing of ABS / ASA claws and smoothing them with acetone (black claw on the photos), but due to the chemicals it is quite a dangerous process, so you do it on your own responsibility