Miller institute knot (Rope)

This is knot 6₂, the second knot with six crossings according to Alexander-Briggs notation. I made it so that the little loop going around the big loop is perpendicular to the plane of the knot, so you can put a string through it that runs along the plane and wear it as a pendant.

This knot is available in several versions, differing in the cross section of the rope:
- Circle
- Square
- Twisted square
- Rope (that's this one)
- Rope with fine detail

Be warned that depending on material, size, wire thickness, detail, complexity of the knot and the mood of the guys who do the manual printability checks, Shapeways may refuse to print it. I obviously did not test this for all of my over 300 knot models. You can tell whether a knot has been printed successfully before in the chosen size and material by looking whether it says "first to try" under the material selection box.