I'll second Eric on Freud blades, mine have worked out quite nicely.
Ditto for Amazon as free shipping options clinch the deal for anything heavy.

Router bits: http://www.mlcswoodworking.com/    3yr warranty on everything, or lifetime on Katana bits.
Sandpaper: Klingspor - http://www.woodworkingshop.com/  The cloth backed kind lasts forever. I'm lucky enough to live near one in Raleigh, and can rummage through their scrap bin for a few $ per pound. 

Hello all, I'm Kerry Verne.

Technically, I haven't made a puzzle yet, but Eric's prodding is helping me see the light. Most of my woodwork has been in creating jewelry boxes and simple humidor's, but the time and energy required for a commoditized market like that put me on hiatus. They made excellent Christmas gifts for the year I was out of work, but at 10+ hours each just weren't profitable to sell.

Below is my latest work from last fall, for a friend who decided he couldn't afford the $150 for a piece he commissioned me to do. Its a humidor based on my jewelry box template,  9"x11", padauk base, with jatoba and maple on the top.