Drill screw having cutting edges each forming an arc curving to

Expanded – threaded – driven – headed – tool-deformed – or locked-thr – Externally threaded fastener element – e.g. – bolt – screw – etc. – Pilot end having means enhancing fastening or installation

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408230, F16B 2500

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050747290

ABSTRACT:
A drill screw is composed of a drill portion on a tip of the drill screw, a threaded portion succeeding to the drill portion and a head succeeding to the threaded portion whereby a ridge on the threaded portion threads into an inside wall of a hole the drill portion drills through a punctured object. The drill screw has cutting edges leading from both ends of a chisel positioned at the center of the tip of the drill screw. Each of the cutting edges forms an arc curving to a head side in an axial direction of the drill screw. Also, a shape of each of the cutting edges forms an arc curving to a back in a rotational direction of the drill screw.

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patent: 4209275 (1980-06-01), Kim
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patent: 4529341 (1985-07-01), Greene

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