The point about superglue and wood is that the wood dust can be mixed with the glue to fill certain voids..(or rather, the dust can be used to fill a void then saturated with the glue)the glue is clear and can often be nearly undetectable used this way...and it is FAST. My work is turning, and I can find a crack or void, fill it, set it, and be back to work in seconds......I know some turners who attach the stock to a waste block with superglue, then remove it with a sharp whack with a chisel when done. It is one of the most important tools I have, though I use regular "yellow glue" for other forms of wood joinery.

I have learned to deal with the clogging and getting it off of my fingers, and I 'almost' never have to throw away a bottle before I finish using it.