Abstract: A mill for use in a wellbore includes a tubular housing having a bore therethrough and a plurality of eccentrically arranged pockets formed in a wall thereof and an arm disposed in each pocket. Each arm has a body portion and a blade portion extending from an outer surface of the body portion and is movable between an extended position and a retracted position. The mill further includes cutters disposed along each blade portion and a block disposed in each pocket and connected to the housing. Each block has a guide engaged with a mating guide of the respective body portion and an inner passage for providing fluid communication between the housing bore and the respective pocket. The mill further includes an actuator for extending the arms.

Abstract: A method of cutting a tubular includes disposing a rotatable cutter assembly in the tubular, the cutter assembly including a blade having a cutting portion; engaging the tubular using a trailing cutting structure of the cutting portion; engaging the tubular using an intermediate cutting structure of the cutting portion; forming a window in the tubular; and longitudinally extending the window using a leading cutting structure of the cutting portion. A rotatable blade includes a blade body extendable from a retracted position; and a cutting portion on the blade body having: a trailing cutting structure configured to engage the tubular, an intermediate cutting structure configured to engage the tubular while the trailing cutting structure engages the tubular, a leading cutting structure configured to engage an exposed wall thickness of the tubular; and an integral stabilizer disposed on at least a portion of an outer surface of the blade body.

Abstract: A mill for use in a wellbore includes a tubular housing having a bore therethrough and a plurality of eccentrically arranged pockets formed in a wall thereof and an arm disposed in each pocket. Each arm has a body portion and a blade portion extending from an outer surface of the body portion and is movable between an extended position and a retracted position. The mill further includes cutters disposed along each blade portion and a block disposed in each pocket and connected to the housing. Each block has a guide engaged with a mating guide of the respective body portion and an inner passage for providing fluid communication between the housing bore and the respective pocket. The mill further includes an actuator for extending the arms.

Abstract: A mill for use in a wellbore includes a tubular housing having a bore therethrough and a plurality of eccentrically arranged pockets formed in a wall thereof and an arm disposed in each pocket. Each arm has a body portion and a blade portion extending from an outer surface of the body portion and is movable between an extended position and a retracted position. The mill further includes cutters disposed along each blade portion and a block disposed in each pocket and connected to the housing. Each block has a guide engaged with a mating guide of the respective body portion and an inner passage for providing fluid communication between the housing bore and the respective pocket. The mill further includes an actuator for extending the arms.

Abstract: A method of cutting a tubular includes disposing a rotatable cutter assembly in the tubular, the cutter assembly including a blade having a cutting portion; engaging the tubular using a trailing cutting structure of the cutting portion; engaging the tubular using an intermediate cutting structure of the cutting portion; forming a window in the tubular; and longitudinally extending the window using a leading cutting structure of the cutting portion. A rotatable blade includes a blade body extendable from a retracted position; and a cutting portion on the blade body having: a trailing cutting structure configured to engage the tubular, an intermediate cutting structure configured to engage the tubular while the trailing cutting structure engages the tubular, a leading cutting structure configured to engage an exposed wall thickness of the tubular; and an integral stabilizer disposed on at least a portion of an outer surface of the blade body.

Abstract: A wellbore cleaning tool for removing irregularities along the inner surface of a wellbore tubular may include a top sub, a cutting assembly, and a bottom sub. The tool is operable to remove irregularities, such as debris, burrs, and jagged edges, along the inside of the wellbore tubular, and thereby provide a clean, inner surface finish. The tool may be actuated into a retracted position, an extended position, and/or a deactivated position.

Abstract: A mill for use in a wellbore includes a tubular housing having a bore therethrough and a plurality of eccentrically arranged pockets formed in a wall thereof and an arm disposed in each pocket. Each arm has a body portion and a blade portion extending from an outer surface of the body portion and is movable between an extended position and a retracted position. The mill further includes cutters disposed along each blade portion and a block disposed in each pocket and connected to the housing. Each block has a guide engaged with a mating guide of the respective body portion and an inner passage for providing fluid communication between the housing bore and the respective pocket. The mill further includes an actuator for extending the arms.

Abstract: A wellbore cleaning tool for removing irregularities along the inner surface of a wellbore tubular may include a top sub, a cutting assembly, and a bottom sub. The tool is operable to remove irregularities, such as debris, burrs, and jagged edges, along the inside of the wellbore tubular, and thereby provide a clean, inner surface finish. The tool may be actuated into a retracted position, an extended position, and/or a deactivated position.