3d Printed Gauntlet

Hello! Thank you for installing this gauntlet design just a few things I want to say
before you use this project.
-First please at least credit me; this was no easy feat should you use it in
public. 
-Second, assembly requires aluminum rivets; if you please anything
else will work as long as it is 5mm, and capable of rotating. 

        -All plates after printing will need to be widened a little bit with a

          screwdriver to ensure snug fit
-Third, if you modify the gauntlet STLs, I used blender, so verticies may be 
unsightly so I grealy apalogize for that should you modify the STL
-Fourth, when printing with ABS, USE GLUE (Elmers gluestick is surprisingly 
good), use the brim option and support isn't 100% needed, but I'd do it for 
saftey
-Fiith, for the fingers, they can be sewn to a glove when attached to leather
or simply use contact cement.
-Sixth, the plates with 2 holes for the fingers attach to either a hinge (Thumb)
or the knuckle plate. Make sure the plates are not messed up in order! they are
very sepcific to the finger.
-Lastly, I highly reccomend the use of leather gloves for this, I used 
landscaping work-gloves.

Anyway, here are some measurements for the full size (Large to XLarge hands),
with 5mm hole centered at each measurement point (Doesn't have to be perfect)

Enjoy the process!

Leather strip lengths:
Pinky: 78mm
    Holes: 1: 9mm
        2:28mm
        3:44mm
        4:60mm
        5:72.5mm
Ring: 94mm
    Holes: 1: 7mm
        2:29mm
        3:46mm
        4:46.5mm
        5:84mm
Middle: 108mm
    Holes: 1: 9mm
        2:31mm
        3:54mm
        4:79mm
        5:100.5mm
Index: 95 mm
    Holes: 1:7mm
        2:29mm
        3:49.5mm
        4:69
        5:85.5mm

Make sure all strips have a width of 1 inch (25.4mm) at most, and thickness of 2 mm