Members SherriTRN Posted 2 hours ago Members Report Posted 2 hours ago (edited) I am deconstructing an old saddle of mine. First time, no help but what I get online. Are there tricks to removing the tiny nails that are in old thin leather without tearing it? Also, my saddle's skirts are sewn together. I was advised not to cut them loose and just take it apart together. Since I have never done this before, I don't know if I will be able to really clean and condition the leather unless I cut them loose. Any advise? Edited 1 hour ago by SherriTRN Quote
Members BlackDragon Posted 2 hours ago Members Report Posted 2 hours ago Don Gonzalez has a couple videos on breaking down a saddle and cleaning. He gets into a lot of detail and shows you the tools he uses, some he made himself. https://www.youtube.com/@DonGonzalesMaker/search?query=breaking down a saddle Quote
Members SherriTRN Posted 2 hours ago Author Members Report Posted 2 hours ago I actually watched a video of his to get started. I'll search his YouTube page for more that get into details. Quote
Members TomE Posted 1 hour ago Members Report Posted 1 hour ago This tack puller has worked well for me on English saddles. https://a.co/d/hplCLS2 Quote
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