Simple medieval gauntlet

i decided to make some medieval looking gauntlet upgrades, should be able to fit any kind of glove. wearing the glove with the upgrade should not significantly hinder the hands, holding objects like a nerf gun or a sword is still entirely possible (8th photo)

the flat gauntlet is v1 (4th photo), the back plate has slightly thicker plating, the sharp gauntlet is v2 (1st photo), it is significantly sharper and more detailed. i suggest printing 1 finger plate to see how it fits ur finger, then resizing it. 

The extra padding is printed in tpu and shown in the 6th photo in blue.

After printing:

1. apply glue or any other adhesive onto the print first before sticking it onto the glove.
2. the finger plates should be placed right behind the joints of your fingers.
3. the finger plates should be stuck on first and the back plate should be attached last. 
4. The extra padding is placed in the palm area to help resist stabs and slashes.
5. For the pinky finger, i suggest printing at 80% size of your other fingers.

Disclaimer:

if you intend to glue the pieces of the print onto the gloves with ca glue(superglue), do not wear the glove, especially for cotton gloves, the ca glue will heat up to extreme temperatures and burn through your skin, use cylindrical objects such as the back of a screwdriver as a subsitute for your fingers.

the back plate sharp 1 is designed to be printed standing, and afterwards bent to the shape of your hands, i suggest using a heat gun/hairdryer to heat up the model, afterwards, wear the glove with some padding material like paper in between to reduce the heat whilst applying pressure when bending the plate.