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drilling bit

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun drilling bit has 1 sense
  1. drilling bit, drill bit - a bit used in drilling for oil
    --1 is a kind of bit
    --1 has particulars:
     core bit; fishtail bit, blade bit; rock bit, roller bit

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Drilling Bit


Description:

A drilling bit is a specialized tool used in various drilling operations to create holes in different materials. It typically consists of a rotating cutting edge or tip, attached to a shank or shaft.

Senses:

  • Sense 1: A cutting tool used with a drill to bore holes.
  • Sense 2: A part of a drill string used in the oil and gas industry for drilling wells.
  • Sense 3: A specialty bit used for drilling through hard materials such as concrete or glass.

Usages:

  1. Industrial drilling operations rely on using different types of drilling bits based on the specific material to be drilled.
  2. The drilling bit in a rotary drilling rig is responsible for penetrating the earth's surface during oil and gas exploration.
  3. A diamond-tipped drilling bit is commonly used in construction projects to bore holes through concrete or other tough materials.

Sample Sentences:

  • The carpenter selected a high-speed steel drilling bit to efficiently create precise holes in the wooden plank.
  • During the drilling process, the worn-out drilling bit was replaced with a new one to maintain optimal performance.
  • She carefully positioned the diamond drilling bit on the glass surface, preparing to cut a perfectly circular hole.

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