Cold Chisel

A cold chisel is a hand tool typically made of hardened steel and designed for cutting or shaping cold and unheated metal materials. It has a flat, tapered blade at one end and a handle at the other. Cold chisels are commonly used in metalworking, masonry, and other applications where precise cutting or shaping of metal is required. They are struck with a hammer or mallet to apply force and create clean cuts or indentations in the material.

Wood Chisel

A wood chisel is a hand tool with a sharp cutting edge at the end of a metal blade, typically made of high-carbon steel, attached to a handle. It is designed for shaping, carving, and cutting wood by hand, and is commonly used in woodworking to remove excess material, create intricate details, or make precise cuts in various woodworking projects. The blade of a wood chisel can come in various shapes and sizes, each serving specific purposes in the craft of woodworking.