Thanks for the kind replies! I think it turned out okay. The top is a little different than I planned for. I planned to just round the top and bottom edges a little but the router bit slipped in the collet and cut pretty deep. I have 40 year old router with a somewhat rusty collet nut. Once I cleaned up the collet, I just went ahead with the deeper cut. It looks alright that way but I may eventually make a new top for it. The stain looks kind of blotchy in the photo but better in person.
For anyone interested, it wasn't made with traditional joinery. The case isn't really frame-and-panel construction. (The door is.) It's actually a grooved, glued and screwed 1/2" Baltic birch plywood box with 1/4" thick strips of maple glued to the outside to simulate frame and panel and hide the screws. I resawed some maple boards on the bandsaw and used the drum sander as a thickness sander to make the strips. I think it looks pretty convincing and the whole unit is quite strong.
