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    Geothermal rock drill bit - GIF

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    Fixed, you should be seeing it now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Altair View Post
    Geothermal rock drill bit.

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    Previously:

    Huge rock drill - GIF
    How tricone drill bits work - video
    manual rock drill
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    Ok that is just a standard button bit possibly a Hughes. the guy is rotating the cones to check and see if there are any tight or rough spots, an indicator that the cone bearings are about to fail



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