Flat drill bit with opposing vertical cutting edges
OwnerEdwin K. W. Chinginventor
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A flat drill bit having a shaft with an axis of rotation and a flat drill bit head connected to the shaft. The flat drill bit head includes opposing flat front and back faces, left and right edgewalls between the front and back faces, and a bottom endwall connected to the left and right edgewalls. The left and right edgewalls are angled relative to the front and back faces so as to define left and right cutting edges that are parallel to the axis of rotation. The bottom endwall includes left and right sections, each being angled in opposite directions relative to the front and back faces so as to define left and right bottom cutting edges. The bottom endwall of the drill bit head has a rounded shape thereby providing curved left and right bottom cutting edges. In an alternate embodiment the bottom endwall is generally straight, thereby providing straight left and right bottom cutting edges.
A flat drill bit head connected to a drill bit shaft having an axis of rotation, comprising:
A drill bit, comprising a shaft having an axis of rotation and a flat drill bit head connected to said shaft, said flat drill bit head having opposing flat front and back faces, a flat first edgewall extending between said front and back faces, a flat second edgewall extending between said front and back faces opposite said first edgewall, and a bottom endwall connected to said first and second edgewalls, said first edgewall being parallel to said axis of rotation and being at an angle relative to said front and back faces, said first edgewall angled relative to said back face to define a first cutting edge parallel to said axis of rotation, said second edgewall being parallel to said axis of rotation and being at an angle relative to said front and back faces, said second edgewall angled relative to said front face to define a second cutting edge parallel to said axis of rotation, said bottom endwall extending between said front and back faces and defining a bottom cutting edge that extends continuously between and is connected to said first and second cutting edges, each of said first and second cutting edges being connected to the bottom cutting edge to define one of an obtuse angle and a right angle therebetween.
A drill bit, comprising a shaft having an axis of rotation and a drill bit head connected to said shaft, said drill bit head having a substantially flat front face parallel to said axis of rotation, a substantially flat back face opposite said front face, a top portion adjacent to said shaft, a bottom endwall opposite said top portion, and left and right edgewalls extending between said top portion and said bottom endwall, said left edgewall being parallel to said axis of rotation and at an angle relative to said back face to define a left cutting edge parallel to said axis of rotation, said right edgewall being parallel to said axis of rotation and at an angle relative to said front face to define a right cutting edge parallel to said axis of rotation, said bottom endwall extending between said front and back faces and defining a continuous bottom cutting edge that extends continuously between said left and right cutting edges, each of said left and right cutting edges being connected to the bottom cutting edge and to define one of an obtuse angle or a right angle therebetween to allow the drill bit to cut a workpiece in a direction parallel to the axis of rotation to form a depression and to allow movement and cutting of the workpiece in a direction transverse to the axis of rotation to transversely enlarge the depression.
A drill bit for use with a drill to perform a cutting operation, comprising:
A method of cutting a depression in a work piece with a drill bit having an axis of rotation and a flat drill bit head with first and second side cutting edges parallel to the axis of rotation and a bottom cutting edge extending between the first and second side cutting edges, comprising the steps of:
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