Underreaming and stabilization tool for use in a borehole...

Boring or penetrating the earth – Processes

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C175S269000, C175S286000, C175S406000

Reexamination Certificate

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07654342

ABSTRACT:
An underreaming tool may include a tubular body, a drive tube, at least one blade element (“the blade element”), at least one wedge element (“the wedge element”), and a stop mechanism. The drive tube may include at least one longitudinal groove (“the longitudinal groove”) axially disposed along a length of the drive tube. The wedge element may include a first side having at least one lateral projection (“the lateral projection”) configured to axially slide into the longitudinal groove to couple the wedge element to the drive tube. The stop mechanism comprises a threaded sleeve configured to screw onto the drive tube to lock the wedge element in the longitudinal groove once the lateral projection is slid into the longitudinal groove.

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International Search Report, PCT/BE2005/000145, 4 pgs, Jun. 12, 2006.

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