Hardware for cutting bone cores

Claim 1

A bone coring cutter comprising a. a cutting head, the end plane of which is the broadest base of a tubular double cone with the outer cone converging to intersect the outer diameter of a right circular cylinder and the inner cone diverging to intersect the inner diameter of said right circular cylinder such that said cutting head has an outer diameter cone, the angle of which is subtended within the cutter body and an inner diameter cone, the angle of which is subtended outside said cutter body so that in cross section said tubular double cone is a dovetail and wherein said cutting head tubular double cone is cut away in multiple places to effect peaks, each cut away portion leaving a profile described as proceeding substantially linearly parallel to the linear axis into the body of said cutting head and thence along a somewhat circular path returning toward said end plane and then along a substantially straight line angled relative to said linear axis to a point of intersection with a primarily sloping line running toward said cutting head end plane and intersecting with the axially parallel line of the next cut away portion, the profile repeated for each cutting surface, and wherein said cutting head is affixed to b. a shank tube which is a right circular cylindrical tube of substantial length affixed at the opposite end, to b. a connector end that has a coupling means for attachment to a rotation source, whereby said coring cutter cuts a kerf of adequate dimension to reduce friction and heat, conducts heat away from the bone, cuts cleanly without digging in and tearing tissue and has a limited advance per revolution.