Cold Cutting Chisel

A traditional blacksmithing tool that has found many other uses — particularly in automotive and body shops — the Cold Cutting Chisel is used to cut, shape and remove cold metal. Its hardened, tempered, hand-ground 1-1/2” bit cuts through bolts, screws, chain links, and bar stock; splits seized nuts; trims sheet metal; chips welding flux, and much more. The striking face opposite the cutting bit can be struck with a hammer or sledge. Our Cold Cutting Chisel weighs 3 lbs., measures 6-7/8” from bit to striking face, and is available with a 16” hickory or fiberglass handle. Crafted with American steel and American hickory in Wheeling, West Virginia, Warwood tools represent almost two centuries of tradition. Additional Information Drop-forged, carbon steel head 3 lb. weight Straight 1-1/2” cutting edge Warwood blue finish Configurations Tool only 16” American hickory handle 16” American hickory handle with proprietary safety grip 13” fiberglass handle