hot set
noun
(In metalworking) a chisel used for cutting iron or other metal while hot from the forge, often having a long handle perpendicular to the head by which it is held while struck, and typically made of less hard metal than a cold chisel.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Lockwood's Dictionary of Mechanical Engineering.
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