Stanley Works Tools FMHT16553 Fatmax Cold Chisel Set

Product Description

The STANLEY WORKS TOOLS FMHT16553 is a 3-piece FatMax cold chisel set built for cutting, shaping, and driving through metal, masonry, and hardened materials. Cold chisels are hand tools used by tradespeople and skilled mechanics to shear bolts, cut welds, split castings, and score masonry surfaces without the need for power equipment. The set comes in a compact, organized form factor measuring 9.3 inches in length, 2.7 inches wide, and 0.8 inches in height, with a combined package weight of 0.79 pounds. The three included chisels cover a range of common cutting tasks on the job site.

This cold chisel set is suited for general trade use across plumbing, electrical, HVAC, construction, and mechanical service applications. Cold chisels see regular use when removing corroded fasteners, cutting through pipe fittings, breaking out old concrete anchors, or notching metal in tight spaces. The lightweight package makes it practical to carry in a tool bag or service van. This set is appropriate for licensed tradespeople and experienced DIYers who work with hand-driven cutting tools on a regular basis.

Key Features

• 3-piece set covers multiple chisel sizes for varied cutting tasks
• Compact package at 9.3 inches x 2.7 inches x 0.8 inches for easy storage and transport
• Lightweight at 0.79 pounds for a full 3-piece kit
• Cold chisel design suited for use on metal, masonry, and hardened materials
• FatMax product line built to trade-use durability standards

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose cold chisel set compatible with standard hand-striking tools such as ball-peen hammers and club hammers used across mechanical, construction, and trade service applications.

Installation Notes

Cold chisels are hand-driven tools and should be struck only with an appropriate hammer rated for metal-on-metal contact, such as a ball-peen or club hammer. Always wear ANSI-rated eye protection when using cold chisels, as struck metal and masonry produce high-velocity fragments. Inspect chisel heads before each use and discard any tool showing mushrooming, cracking, or spalling on the strike face. No power tools, gas shutoffs, or electrical lockout procedures are required for hand chisel use, but follow site-specific PPE requirements at all times.