Bakugo Katsuki Gauntlet

This is a fully wearable cosplay recreation of Bakugo Katsuki's Grenadier Bracers from My Hero Academia! The gauntlet itself has two wrist supports that print as part of the body, and each support comes with two 11mm holes you can use to attach straps.

Related to this, the Support Screw Post STL is designed for a 4.75mmx0.75mm threaded screw that you can attach to the inside of the wrist supports within the Grenade Body sections. The intent here is to allow you to easily screw in straps to keep your wrist attached; if you don't have screws that fit that size, you can easily resize it in Fusion or other programs, or please just reach out to me at tirnacait@gmail.com and I can quickly create a customized version for you!

The green ring sections can all print separately and are intended to be glued, 3-D Gloop'd, or otherwise attached to the main body sections if you'd prefer to print them all in green. They're all slightly different sizes, so they are named in order from bottom to top (i.e., print 10x First Ring Profile STLs and attach them on the bottom-most ring of the main body, then print 10x of the Second Ring Profile STLs and attach them to the next ring up, etc.). The third and fourth rings are cut off on the edges due to the Wrist Guard, and thus have their own Edge Profile STLs that you need to print 2x. If using this method, use the "_No Rings" STL files for the Grenade Body.

If you prefer to print the body sections in full and just paint them later (or use in a Multi-Material printer), ignore the Ring Profile files and simply use the "_Full" files instead for the Grenade Body STLs.

The lever prints in several pieces, and comes with a snap-fit insert that allows you to "pull the pin" that allows the two pieces to slide apart but remain connected. The Lever Tip Guide simply acts as a small insert to help in attaching the tip

Only the Grenady Body files require supports due to the Wrist Support sections (due to their position/orientation, any kind of supports will work). These parts don't need a high amount of infill, so go with your personal preference! This was originally printed on a Prusa MKS3+, but shouldn't have any issues on other printers (size constraints excluded).