TightBond CA glue strong, but not sure if it makes the 5-second set claim
On the other hand, my none-activator tests gave remarkable results when it came to strength tests. Quite unexpected really. Here I am bending two face bonded pieces using one dab of the glue, which did spread out through wicking and then vise clamping. Something else I found was that the glue held when the wood itself gave way, which is not typical of other CA glues. Pine and oak did this, not the rosewood.
This glue is handy for a wide range of tight, small work. I use it for temporary fixes when I am carving or creating inlays. On some work it can be used as a permanent adhesive in place of PVA. The makers give a 2-year shelf life if you keep it cool and dry.
Paul, I’d like to recommend you have a look in your nearest hobby shop at some of the CA adhesives available to RC model aircraft people. Great Planes make a good product, as do others. The ones I’ve used seem to work very quickly and effectively. Thinner is quicker, with the thinnest viscosity being close to water, and very fast setting.