harphunt,

From my own experience, any place that you might use epoxy, you could use wood glue, unless you need it to be fuelproof, in which case epoxy is the choice. I have found that I need to clamp the joint for either, since neither sets fast enough for me to sit and hold it, as you would with CA. Strength of the glue itself is not an issue, as all of these glues are stronger than the wood we are gluing. Ability to fill gaps is an issue, but epoxy and wood glue seem to be comparable in this regard.

Rodney,

I have been told that aliphatic resin is fine even after freezing, as long as you stir it to get it blended together again. Indeed, I have had a bottle freeze in my garage, and it seems to work fine since I stirred it up.

banktoturn