WORKSITE COLD CHISEL

A worksite cold chisel is a hand tool used for cutting, shaping, or removing material like metal, stone, or concrete. It is typically made of hardened steel, ensuring it can withstand the force and impact needed for tough tasks. Cold chisels are primarily used in masonry, metalworking, and construction.

Key features of a cold chisel:

1. Flat cutting edge: The edge is designed to break or cut through materials without deforming easily.
2. Handle: Often used with a hammer or mallet to strike the chisel and apply force.
3. Material: Made of hardened steel to resist wear and maintain sharpness.
4. Different shapes: Chisels come in various shapes, such as flat, round, or pointed, depending on the task at hand.

Common uses:

• Removing rust, bolts, or welds from metal surfaces.
• Breaking stone or concrete.
• Shaping metalwork, like removing burrs or sharp edges.

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