Well drilling tool

Boring or penetrating the earth – Means traveling with tool to constrain tool to bore along... – Sectional guide or shaft having means to lock sections in...

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175256, 175321, E21B 708

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048341967

ABSTRACT:
A drilling tool having a body that functions as a length of drill string and telescopes to shorten the body each time column load is applied by way of applied bit load. The telescoping action causes a cam turret in the body to change position to cause one of two possible conditions to exist while drilling. In one condition the body centerline is held straight while drilling. In the second condition the lower portion of the body is laterally deflected for changing the course of the well bore while drilling proceeds. Optional features cause a mud pressure signal to be generated, for detection at the surface, when selected elements in the apparatus are in preselected positions.

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