"The art of teaching is the art of assisting discovery" — Mark Van Dorena

However, I did learn that 3 legs on your marudai is a problem, at least if they sit near the edge of the top. Since kumihimo is based on 4 quadrants, one of the legs ends up being in the way when you're picking up the bobbins. In the future, all my homemade marudais will be 4 legged!

	Side table bought at yard sale for $5 Wood (painted cherry) with round marble top Height: 27.5 inches Top Width: 12 1/2 inches (without Marble top)
	Table without the marble top
	13" Wooden charger plate to be used for the marudai top Bought at Ikea for $9.99 +tax
	Plate with 2" hole drilled in the center Thanks to Dan Malcor, with help(?) from his son John!