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1 hour ago, Samalan said:

I use tooth extraction pliers they grab even when  the rivet head is just below the surface then I drill the pliers make it so the rivet cant spin haven't burnt any leather yet also I use them to tighten screw backs If I was to lose this tool I would get another pair that's for sure.

Hey that's a good idea and i have some.

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Hi,

This thread interested me because recently (okay, more times than recent) I've had to remove a rivet and learned the hard way that it was easy to damage the leather and I had to be more careful.  I generally used what @Dwight detailed and it does work for me, but I'm always looking for better ways to do things.    I had to go online to see what an extraction pliers looked like but those all over the map.  Is this more of a 'heavy duty' set of pliers like this?  or may I ask if someone post a picture of what they're using?

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4 hours ago, JayEhl said:

Hi,

This thread interested me because recently (okay, more times than recent) I've had to remove a rivet and learned the hard way that it was easy to damage the leather and I had to be more careful.  I generally used what @Dwight detailed and it does work for me, but I'm always looking for better ways to do things.    I had to go online to see what an extraction pliers looked like but those all over the map.  Is this more of a 'heavy duty' set of pliers like this?  or may I ask if someone post a picture of what they're using?

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interesting..  .... but without going to the evil zon, for $13 for a dental tool is there something similar that could be found in regular hardware stores?

 

 

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On 2/5/2022 at 8:38 AM, fredk said:

Sometimes I hammer a nail pinch down into the centre, but even if I do or not, I wiggle a pair of fine electrical wire cutters between the leather and rivet head and cut the stem with the cutters

I use wire cutters. No mess. 

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