Drill bit with stationary cutting structure
A cutting structure, drill bit technology, applied in drill bits, earthwork drilling, drilling equipment, etc., can solve problems such as existing limitations and increasing metal fragmentation
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[0044] [44] An example given in a non-limiting manner has been shown on the drawing. The drill bit 1 includes a tool body 2 and a plurality of blade bodies 3, and the blade bodies are composed of a metal matrix mixed with wear-resistant particles, such as diamonds. The blade body 3 is fixed to the tool body in a usual manner, so it is particularly shown in FIG. 2 that the blade body starts from the tool body 2 and extends forward at a relatively high height. Therefore, a front cutting surface 7 is formed on one of its free ends. Between the blade bodies 3, radial channels 4 for fluid are provided, which can separate the blade bodies 3 from each other and are open to the outside. The tool body has a central conduit 5 through which the drilling fluid leads to the bottom of the radial channel 4.
[0045] [45] As shown in Figure 1, six of the ten radial channels 4 of the drill bit are equipped with three bridges 6, 6', 6" passing through the channels, and the bridges are connected to ...
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