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Proto cold chisel sets are designed to cut through hard materials like metal or masonry. They are usually employed to cut / shape materials when the stock is thick and tools like a hacksaw or tin snips are not suitable.
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C| Style | Model | Number Of Pieces | Material | Tether Capable | Type | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | J86000 | 5 | - | Not Tether Capable | Super Duty Set | £145.54 | |
| B | J86C | 5 | Carbon Steel | Not Tether Capable | - | £54.03 | |
| C | J86B | 7 | Hardened Steel | Not Tether Capable | - | £92.17 |
The name cold chisel comes from its use by blacksmiths to cut a metal while it is cold compared to other tools they used to cut when hot.
Flat cold, cross-cut, round nose and diamond point chisels are four main types of cold chisels.