Drill bit having combined positive and negative or neutral rake

Boring or penetrating the earth – Bit or bit element – Forked rotary nontracking

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175430, 175431, E21B 1042, E21B 1054

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053777735

ABSTRACT:
A drill bit, and a cutter for a drill bit, are provided, wherein the cutter will encounter the formation with cutting surfaces of differing rake angles to optimize cutting efficiency. In most circumstances, the cooperating cutters will have differing, positive, and negative or neutral rakes. Cutters of differing rakes may be cooperatively paired on a drill bit such that the portion of a formation which is affected by the action of one cutter may be similarly affected by the operation of the other cutter.

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