Router advice needed

[welshmark]

Bought the Porter Cable 893PK router when it was on sale at Lowes recently.  Just started using it and now I'm looking for a bushing set.  Can anyone recommend a good (inexpensive) set?

Also, I'm building a jukebox.  Built the circle cutting jig from Bill Hylton's book to cut the curved top and it worked great.  Now I want to cut out an access door on the back panel with the same curve at the top (see attached sketch).  I used my 1/4" straight bit to cut out the outside curve, but that would leave too much of a gap for the access door.  Can anyone recommend a bit I could use to cut out the door?  Would a 1/8" spiral upcut or spiral downcut bit work?

[bfauska]

Even an 1/8" gap around a door will look too big, I would suggest either cutting the hole and using a different piece for the door that is more like 1/16" smaller on each side or using the 1/8" bit and adding some sort of trim that covers the gap and hides the hinges, if the door opens in it would be practically invisible, if it opens out I think you would have to either buy fancy hinges or see the hinge.

[NiteWalker]

Here's a good set.
I have them and use em a lot.

[ScottS]

Also, I'm building a jukebox.  Built the circle cutting jig from Bill Hylton's book to cut the curved top and it worked great.  Now I want to cut out an access door on the back panel with the same curve at the top (see attached sketch).  I used my 1/4" straight bit to cut out the outside curve, but that would leave too much of a gap for the access door.  Can anyone recommend a bit I could use to cut out the door?  Would a 1/8" spiral upcut or spiral downcut bit work?

To be honest, I'd use a jigsaw for this task. It will remove a minimal amount of wood when cutting the door from the hole. If the cut is a little ragged, you can clean it up with sandpaper. A 1/8" gap is still fairly large. When I build storage cabinets, I generally shoot for a 1/16" gap around the doors.