Boring or penetrating the earth – Cutter element laterally shiftable below ground – Cutter element shifted by longitudinally relatively movable...
Patent
1990-04-24
1991-03-12
Kisliuk, Bruce M.
Boring or penetrating the earth
Cutter element laterally shiftable below ground
Cutter element shifted by longitudinally relatively movable...
175202, 175289, E21B 728, E21B 1032
Patent
active
049989812
ABSTRACT:
A drill bit has an extendable and retractable undercut portion for the drilling of undercut holes, for example to accommodate anchor bolts in concrete.
The device includes a drill bit (18) for drilling an initial hold (B) to a predetermined depth at which stage a flange (12) on a guide sleeve (10) contacts the surface (A) of the workpiece. Further downward movement of the drill bit which is securely attached to a lower shank (4) of a body (1), causes relative upward movement of the guide sleeve (10) around the body (1). This in turn causes drive balls (17) accommodated within the flared upper and (11) of sleeve (10) to move inwardly and force apart tapered surfaces (3) and (6) on the body (1) and a slide sleeve (5) disposed between the shank (4) and sleeve (10). The slide sleeve (5) which carries dependent fingers (22) within flutes (20) along the length of the bit (18), thus moves down relative to the bit, forcing the lower ends of the fingers (22) over tapered lower ends (21) of the flutes, exposing cutting edges (24) on the ends of the fingers to grind an annular undercut groove (C) in the hole (B).
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Kabushiki Kaisha Miyanaga
Kisliuk Bruce M.
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