Stainless Gauntlets for sale
Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2015 10:54 pm
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18g stainless. I made them out of 18g intentionally - my design has a lot of overlapping plates at angles which makes them much more resistant to denting than simple clamshells. Plus they totally ground out on the weapon - I wear the same style and the index finger side is always in contact with the haft.
The leather cuff is about 10oz. There should be great thumb mobility. Fingers are about 5" long and 5" wide.
They aren't gloved. I usually punch four holes near the tips of the middle and ring fingers, countersink them a little, and then stitch the glove directly to the metal.
They will need a strap across the palm as well. And some dye or darkening oil on the leather wouldn't hurt - it'll bring out the floral washers.
I have gotten 300 for totally finished mild gaunts in the past, so I'm asking $200 plush shipping for these since they need finishing off. They should fit in a flat rate medium.
18g stainless. I made them out of 18g intentionally - my design has a lot of overlapping plates at angles which makes them much more resistant to denting than simple clamshells. Plus they totally ground out on the weapon - I wear the same style and the index finger side is always in contact with the haft.
The leather cuff is about 10oz. There should be great thumb mobility. Fingers are about 5" long and 5" wide.
They aren't gloved. I usually punch four holes near the tips of the middle and ring fingers, countersink them a little, and then stitch the glove directly to the metal.
They will need a strap across the palm as well. And some dye or darkening oil on the leather wouldn't hurt - it'll bring out the floral washers.
I have gotten 300 for totally finished mild gaunts in the past, so I'm asking $200 plush shipping for these since they need finishing off. They should fit in a flat rate medium.
