IGKT Index No.:OI-8:16-0
IGKT Name:Carrick Knot
The Carrick is a symetrical knot with four ends. It is possible to tie it in two isomeric forms D and L, this may be important if a twist is imparted into the cord during work which could cause one isomer to tighten, while the other may unravel.
Because the knot is symetrical, it can be rotated about its vertical and horizontal axis and remain identical.
The knot can be used to form two distinct bends using ends A and C (identical to B and D)or using A and D (identical to B and C)
It can also be used to tie two distinct loop knots
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Methods of Tying
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Precursor to the Chinese Button Knot
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IGKT Index No.:OI-8:16-1
IGKT Name:Carrick bend
Alternate Names
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OI-8:16-1
Line Diagram
Methods of Tying
Uses
Precursor to the Chinese Button Knot
Strength
History
Problems
Weblinks
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