Red Dead Redemption 2: Where to Find Leather Working Tools in RDR2
You’re looking around your camp, and it doesn’t seem particularly homey. Wouldn’t it be awesome if you could give it some decorative touches to make it really feel cozy? There are a variety of cool items you can craft to spruce up your campsite, but to make it happen, you’re going to need some tools. Not sure where to find leather working tools in Red Dead Redemption 2? We’ve got you covered.
Where to Find the Leather Working Tools in Red Dead Redemption 2
You can get the leather working tools through the Ledger. First, you’ll need to complete a few simple prerequisite tasks. You will need to get the prologue out of the way and arrive at the Horseshoe Overlook campsite. Then, you’ll need to complete at least one debt collection quest for Her Strauss. Once that is done, you’ll have some funds you can add to the contributions box.
At that point, you can access the leather working tools. As mentioned, you do this via the Ledger. In case you do not know how to get into the Ledger, here are the steps:
1. In camp, head to Dutch’s tent.
2. Look in the back for the Ledger. The game will inform you that you can, “Use the ledger to purchase a camp upgrade.”
3. Once you are in front of it, select it with the X key on Xbox One or the Square key on PS4.
4. This will open the Ledger and display the available camp upgrades.
5. Turn to the final page. Here you will see Leather Working Tools listed.
6. Pay $225 to obtain the upgrade.
7. That’s it! Just close out of the Ledger. You can do this using the B key on Xbox One or the Circle key on PS4.
What You Can do With the Leather Working Tools in RDR2
Why go to all of the effort above? Once you have the Leather Working Tools, you can get your camp looking mighty fine. Pearson is able to make loads of cool stuff for you including rugs, throws, satchels and tablecloths. These can be used to improve the appearance of wagons, tents, and shared spaces.
Note that leather working tools are used to shape hides into these types of upgrades, but you still need to obtain the hides. So once you’ve bought the leather working tools, it may be time to head out hunting. Learn more about hunting in RDR2, and check out the rest of our guides.