The tools needed is fairly simple:
1) A flat headed screw-driver, with blunt edges
2) A Plier
3) A Pincher tool
Here's the photo to illustrate the steps:
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| Already fastened rivet securing two leather pieces |
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| Insert flat headed screw-driver to create space |
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| Side view of the screw-driver in action |
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| Space created for the plier to do its job |
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| Bend the rivet head with a plier |
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| Side view of the bend rivet |
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| Bending completed |
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| Pincher is ready to do its job |
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| Position the pincher around the rivet |
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| Ensure no leather is on the way |
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| Rivet head removed |
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| Job done! |
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| Rivet pieces |
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| Close-up |
It's a fairly simple process to remove the rivet, it's also one of the reason why this type of rivet is my second preference for fastening leather.














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