Roller cutter with major and minor insert rows

Boring or penetrating the earth – Bit or bit element – Rolling cutter bit or rolling cutter bit element

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175376, 175410, E21B 935

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042024196

ABSTRACT:
An earth boring system is provided with universal cutter means for boring in all types of formations. The cutter means is mounted on a drill bit body or cutterhead with said bit or cutterhead functioning to form a hole in the earth formations. At least two annular rows of major inserts are mounted in the cutter means. The major inserts project from the surface of the cutter means a substantial distance for forming circular kerfs in the earth formations being bored. An annular row of minor inserts are mounted in the cutter means between the two annular rows of major inserts. The minor inserts project from the surface of the cutter means a distance that is substantially less than the distance the major inserts project from the surface of the cutter means.

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