Does anyone know where I can buy a Siamese 3x3?

[CubingDuck]

If anyone could tell me where I could buy a Siamese 3x3 it would be greatly appreciated.

 

[jacob15728]

You make them by taking one edge off of one cube then gluing another cube to it.

 

[CubingDuck]

You make them by taking one edge off of one cube then gluing another cube to it.

Yeah but is there any that you can actually buy.
I don't really want to make one.

 

[04mucklowd]

simple answer: u make one

 

[jacob15728]

You make them by taking one edge off of one cube then gluing another cube to it.

Yeah but is there any that you can actually buy.
I don't really want to make one.

Here's a DIY siamese I found on Mefferts: http://www.mefferts.com/products/details.php?lang=en&category=2&id=26

 

[Unknown.soul]

But $30? Purchasing 2 Rubik's storeboughts and superglue costs less than that.

 

[Musje]

But $30? Purchasing 2 Rubik's storeboughts and superglue costs less than that.

Did you expect it to be cheaper to buy then to make?

That is (almost) never the case... (with anything)

 

[spdcbr]

Siamese started out with a mod, so you won't find them in a LOT of places.

 

[flee135]

But $30? Purchasing 2 Rubik's storeboughts and superglue costs less than that.

The meffert's siamese cube is different than Thrawst's siamese cube, which is what most people associate "siamese cube" to. The one from meffert's actually will take more time to make by hand if you don't have the proper tools.

To answer your question, if you want to get Thrawst's type of siamese cube, where you have two layers turn on one side and one layer on the other, then just make one. As long as you know how to superglue something, it's really not hard at all. If you want the one where two layers on both sides can turn, you can check out that meffert's one or spend the time to cut, fill, and glue the pieces.