Wood patches   Wood patches are commonly used to easily and neatly remove resin galls and other wood damages. Processing The damaged part is milled out with a milling machine and the appropriate milling cutter. Apply glue into the milled groove and insert the wooden patch. To ensure a perfect surface, plane the slightly projecting part with a sanding machine, planning machine or our concise planning machine. The design of our wood patches ensures a tight hold after insertion in the milled groove and does not need additional fixation. Possible Uses To remove resin galls we recommend our small single-groove patches. But not only resin galls, cracks and damaged edges can be easily removed with our damage-repair-system, but also e.g. dead and loose knots, tree edges or in-grown bark, to ensure a perfect surface. Wood patch types We have a wide variety of patch-types in stock. This starts with single-groove patches with a width of 5 mm up to our big multiple-groove patches with a width of 42 mm. The length of the patches varies from about 6 cm to 50 cm. The idea The basic idea of all wood patches is identical: The pointed ends of the patch merge with the surrounding timber and harmonise with the wood structure. This ensures that there is no abrupt break in the surface texture and thus the repaired spot is almost invisible for the viewer.     top of the page   Overview of all wood patch types and sizes   Packing sizes, Assortment boxes, Mini packs    to our product assortment   to the previous page