Wellbore cutting tool

Boring or penetrating the earth – Cutter element laterally shiftable below ground – Cutter element shifted by fluid pressure

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175291, E21B 1026

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057353590

ABSTRACT:
A cutting tool has been invented for use in a wellbore to cut formation through which the wellbore extends or to cut items in the wellbore, the tool having, in one aspect, a body disposable at a desired location in the wellbore, at least one first blade pivotably mounted to the body at a first height on the body, at least one second blade pivotably mounted to the body at a second height on the body, the second height above the first height, the blades movable from a first position against the body to a second position extending out from the body for cutting, and the first blades shorter in length than the second blades.

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