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I use med to thick CA just a cheep one BondFix 50g SUPER-GLUE ADHESIVE. HIGH STRENGTH. HIGH SPEED. | eBay they take longer to cure giving more than enough time to line everything up and they will fill fine gaps and I have never had a failure in all the years I have been using it.
Polyurethane is another very good one especially if you dampen the parts to be glued the water activates the glue but because it foams up segmenting needs to be clamped and it will be cured after a few hours but best left till the next day and any excess can be just cut off with a pen knife leaving perfectly smooth bit of wood

[QUOTE="Woody, post: 74825, member: 192"] I use med to thick CA just a cheep one [url=http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BondFix-50g-SUPER-GLUE-ADHESIVE-HIGH-STRENGTH-HIGH-SPEED-/120901285610?pt=UK_Crafts_Cardmaking_Scrapbooking_Glue_Tape_EH&hash=item1c264736ea]BondFix 50g SUPER-GLUE ADHESIVE. HIGH STRENGTH. HIGH SPEED. | eBay[/url] they take longer to cure giving more than enough time to line everything up and they will fill fine gaps and I have never had a failure in all the years I have been using it. Polyurethane is another very good one especially if you dampen the parts to be glued the water activates the glue but because it foams up segmenting needs to be clamped and it will be cured after a few hours but best left till the next day and any excess can be just cut off with a pen knife leaving perfectly smooth bit of wood [/QUOTE]

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