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Best way I've found to straighten leather when it comes in to the shop is to dampen it a little and letting it lay flat. You can cut it while it's slightly damp, the knife will go through it easier too. It's not going to hurt the leather just like when you case it for tooling.

I like the tooling options 2, 5, and 7 and would be happy with which ever matched my saddle the closest.

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