Abstract: A reverse circulation procedure is set forth in which selected shoes are attached to a reverse circulation tool. Debris, junk and other trash accumulating in a well borehole is captured and removed. The circulation delivers fluid flow in the annular space downwardly at the bottom of the tool of the present disclosure which is directed in the vicinity of a shoe affixed to the lower end. Trash or debris is captured by this process. In one instance, the trash is captured in an elongate container below the reverse circulation tool. In another instance, the trash is collected within the tool itself. The tool has a fluid flow path through an inner tube which is selectively perforated and which directs flow upwardly to one or more deflectors to assure that junk or trash does not flow through the tool.

Abstract: A device for providing fluid cross over in a milling operation is set forth. It is particularly used by connection to a pipe string which supports the milling device for cutting junk from a well. It features an elongate hollow tool body having a central portion which defines a trash receiving chamber. There is a pipe inserted into this chamber from below for introducing return fluid after cutting which is laden with metal shavings, chips, and trash. In this chamber, fluid flows upwardly through the pipe, and trash collects in the chamber by surrounding the pipe falling to the bottom of the chamber by weight. The chamber is limited at the top end by transverse wall which has a number of perforations having an aggregate cross sectional area to prevent fluid flow restriction.