Masonry drill bit
A masonry drill bit includes a cutting insert which is substantially roof-shaped in sideview and has on each side of its “roof” one lip. Each lip includes a leading cutting surface and a trailing free surface, wherein the mutually abutting free surfaces at the roof ridge define a chisel edge. Each free surface is concave in a sub-zone adjacent to the chisel edge in a manner that the radially outer ends of the chisel edge axially protrude at the end face of the insert relative to the in-between center of the chisel edge. Each lip includes at least one recess and to that extent deviates from the substantially roof-shaped geometry.
1. A masonry drill bit, comprising:
a cutting insert having a substantially roof-shaped configuration in sideview and comprises on each side thereof one lip further comprising a leading cutting surface and a trailing free surface, wherein the free surfaces at a ridge of the roof define a chisel edge, each said free surface being concave in a sub-zone adjacent to the chisel edge in a manner that the radially outer ends of the chisel edge axially protrude at the end face of the insert relative to the in-between center of the chisel edge,
wherein each lip comprises at least one recess and to that extent deviates from the substantially roof-shaped configuration, and two segments of the lip adjoining the at least one recess are configured in axially parallel, and offset to each other in a direction substantially parallel to a longitudinal axis of said drill bit, and in that the lips to this extent deviate further from the roof-like shape, and
wherein at least one of the two segments comprises an upper planar surface on said trailing free surface and bounding said concave sub-zone, and said upper planar surface extending away from said at least one recess.
2. Masonry drill bit as claimed in claim 1 , wherein each lip is fitted with a single recess when seen in the longitudinal direction of the lip being essentially configured at the middle of the lip, or the recess is configured in the upper third of the lip away from the outer edge of the insert.
3. Masonry drill bit as claimed in claim 1 , wherein each lip comprises two recesses being evenly distributed over the length of the lip.
4. Masonry drill bit as claimed in claim 1 , with respect to the drill bit axis wherein at least one recess of one of the lips is designed and configured to be symmetrical about at least one recess of the other lip.
5. Masonry drill bit as claimed in claim 1 , wherein at least one recess of the lip is edge-like and in that the resulting edge moreover merges into the lip by means of a rounded region.
6. Masonry drill bit as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the minimum of one recess of the lip is substantially concave.
7. Masonry drill bit as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the minimum of one recess of the lip assumes a curvilinear shape.
8. Masonry drill bit as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the minimum of one recess of the lip is constituted by a recess in the corresponding free surface and in that said recess runs across the full width of the free surface.
9. Masonry drill bit as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the sub-zone of the free surface adjacent to the chisel edge is an ellipsoidal arc.
10. Masonry drill bit as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the sub-zone of the free surface adjacent to the chisel edge is a circular arc.
11. Masonry drill bit as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the concave sub-zone of the free surface situated adjacent to the chisel edge runs in the radial direction and interrupted by the minimum of one recess in the lip.
12. Masonry drill bit as claimed in claim 1 , wherein a planar surface radially adjoins the concave sub-zone of the particular free surface.
13. Masonry drill bit as claimed in claim 1 , wherein a planar surface adjoins the concave sub-zone of the particular free surface on the side facing the lip.
14. Masonry drill bit as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the free surfaces at least in a further sub-zone outside a region of the minimum of one recess of the particular lip each are concave and that the side of this sub-zone situated toward the particular lip is adjoined by a planar surface.
15. A masonry drill bit, comprising:
a cutting insert having a substantially roof-shaped configuration in sideview and comprises on each side thereof one lip further comprising a leading cutting surface and a trailing free surface, wherein the free surfaces at a ridge of the roof define a chisel edge, each said free surface being concave in a sub-zone adjacent to the chisel edge in a manner that the radially outer ends of the chisel edge axially protrude at the end face of the insert relative to the in-between center of the chisel edge,
wherein each lip comprises at least one recess and to that extent deviates from the substantially roof-shaped configuration, and two segments of the lip adjoining the at least one recess are configured in axially parallel, and offset to each other in a direction substantially parallel to a longitudinal axis of said drill bit, and in that the lips to this extent deviate further from the roof-like shape, and
wherein the effective length of the lip is reduced by the recess in the lip by about 30 to about 60% as compared to a configuration devoid of a recess.
16. A masonry drill bit, comprising:
a cutting insert having a substantially roof-shaped configuration in sideview and comprises on each side thereof one lip further comprising a leading cutting surface and a trailing free surface, wherein the free surfaces at a ridge of the roof define a chisel edge, each said free surface being concave in a sub-zone adjacent to the chisel edge in a manner that the radially outer ends of the chisel edge axially protrude at the end face of the insert relative to the in-between center of the chisel edge,
wherein each lip comprises at least one recess and to that extent deviates from the substantially roof-shaped configuration, and two segments of the lip adjoining the at least one recess are configured in axially parallel, and offset to each other in a direction substantially parallel to a longitudinal axis of said drill bit, and in that the lips to this extent deviate further from the roof-like shape, and
wherein the inner segments of the lips correspondingly slightly project axially above the outer segments of the lips, in that the magnitude of the axial offset is approximately in a range between 0.45 mm and 0.57 mm for a drill bit diameter in a range between about 12 mm and about 20 mm.
17. Masonry drill bit as claimed in claim 16 , wherein for a drill bit diameter of about 16 mm, the magnitude of the axial offset is about 0.48 mm.
18. A masonry drill bit, comprising:
a cutting insert having a substantially roof-shaped configuration in sideview and comprises on each side thereof one lip further comprising a leading cutting surface and a trailing free surface, wherein the free surfaces at a ridge of the roof define a chisel edge, each said free surface being concave in a sub-zone adjacent to the chisel edge in a manner that the radially outer ends of the chisel edge axially protrude at the end face of the insert relative to the in-between center of the chisel edge,
wherein each lip comprises at least one recess and to that extent deviates from the substantially roof-shaped configuration, and two segments of the lip adjoining the at least one recess are configured in axially parallel, and offset to each other in a direction substantially parallel to a longitudinal axis of said drill bit, and in that the lips to this extent deviate further from the roof-like shape, and
wherein the effective length of the particular lip is reduced by the recess in the lip by about 40% as compared to a configuration devoid of a recess.