Cutting means for drag drill bits

Boring or penetrating the earth – Bit or bit element – Bit with leading portion forming smaller diameter initial bore

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175393, 1754202, E21B 1026

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ABSTRACT:
A drag rotary bit (10) has a bit body (12) with a center cutter element (34) for projecting from the bottom (22) of the bit body (12) at the axial center of the bit body (12). The center cutting element (34) has a pair of cutters (42) with cutting faces (46) thereon in opposed relation to each other. A pair of opposed relatively long blades (54) are mounted on the bottom (22) of the bit body (12) and extend across the entire bottom (22) of the bit body (12) to the center cutter (34) to divide the bottom (22) into two separate areas. A single nozzle (26) having a large diameter discharge port (28) is provided for each of the separate areas for cleaning the bottom of the hole and washing of the blades.

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