Rolling-cutter earth-boring bit having predominantly super-hard

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

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175428, E21B 1046

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058552472

ABSTRACT:
An earth-boring bit has a bit body. At least one cantilevered bearing shaft depends inwardly and downwardly from the bit body and a cutter is mounted for rotation on the bearing shaft. The cutter includes a plurality of cutting elements, at least one of which has a generally cylindrical element body of hard metal. A pair of flanks extend from the body and converge to define a crest. The crest defines at least one sharp cutting edge at its intersection with one of the flanks.

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