Used by pen makers and also for holding cracks, bark, disasters, ceramics, most metals to most woods but rarely any good on plastics.
When you want to bond two surfaces together quickly and efficiently there’s nothing much that beats a cyanoacrylate superglue.

Thick – for gap filling where you want to seal a crack in your timber, mixed with sawdust if you want.
Slower drying, up to 60 seconds when applied thickly.

If you need a faster drying time use Accelerator for Superglues which can reduce the drying time to less than 2 seconds. Use the accelerator sparingly to avoid a white bloom on the surface.

A full cure – and maximum strength – requires 24 hours.
Low temperatures can reduce the cure time.

To get the longest life out of your glue, keep away from warmth – they are best stored at +5 degrees C.

The de-bonder is used if you get stuck in your workshop.
Some hope . . .