Position of the tuning hammer Some piano tuners are rabidly insistent on the correct position of the tuning hammer – I’ll just tell what works and is comfortable for me. For an upright piano, I tune with the hammer anywhere between the 12 and 2 o’clock position. For grand pianos, I generally have the hammer
Tuning Lever Design & Maintenance by Keith Bowman, RPT INTRODUCTION The tuning lever or “hammer” is simply a specialized wrench that enables a piano technician to apply a torquing force sufficient to overcome tuning pin friction. But unlike most other technical professions, this tool bears the great burden of constant use. Therefore, it is important
Flugelbauer Piano Supply presents the Flugelbauer Tuning Lever. Here is an interesting tuning lever that support both the standard lever manipulation and the jerk or impact style of tuning lever manipulation. Thanks to its important ball handle at the end and its pear overall shape. It is a bit expensive at $250 and is out