Shaft drill bit with overlapping cutter arrangement

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

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175 53, 175376, 175378, E21B 1012, E21B 1016, E21B 1022, E21B 1028

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042483140

ABSTRACT:
An earth boring drill bit for large diameter shafts has an improved cutter arrangement. The drill bit has a cutter support member with a number of cutters mounted to it for disintegrating the earth formation face. At least one inner cutter is mounted near the center for cutting the center area. A number of gage cutters are mounted at the periphery to cut the gage area of the shaft. A number of intermediate cutters are spaced between the inner and gage cutters. Each intermediate cutter overlaps one-half of its width with an adjacent intermediate cutter.

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patent: 3805901 (1974-04-01), Coski

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