Rock bit with load stabilizing cutting structure

E - Fixed Constructions – 21 – B

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E21B 10/08 (2006.01) E21B 10/16 (2006.01)

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CA 2361259

One aspect of the invention is a roller cone drill bit including a bit body having three legs depending therefrom, each leg having a journal, a roller cone rotatably mounted on each journal, and each roller cone having a plurality of cutting elements thereon. The cutting elements are arranged in rows on each cone. The rows include at least a gage row and a first row interior of the gage row. The first interior row is staggered with respect to the gage row on each of the three cones. Another aspect of the invention is a roller cone drill bit including a bit body having three legs depending therefrom. Each leg has a journal, a roller cone rotatably mounted on each journal, and each roller cone has a plurality of cutting elements thereon. The cutting elements are arranged in rows on each cone. The rows include at least a gage row and a first row interior of the gage row. The first interior row is staggered with respect to the gage row on at least two of the three cones. The cutting elements have an extension to diameter ratio of at least 0.829.

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