An improved piano tuning lever includes a handle with a loop or ring large enough to fit the fingers of a user's hand, thereby providing a grip around the perimeter of the loop or ring which is independent of the axis of the handle. The resulting grip affords improved ergonomics and may lessen stress in the user's wrist and hand when having to conform to various angles of the handle axis as the tuning lever is moved from tuning pin to tuning pin over the course of a piano tuning. The improved handle and loop or ring may be made any size or shape, symmetrical or asymmetrical and with its core being solid, hollow, or filled. Another embodiment of the piano tuning lever includes a spline designed to mate with an inventive piano tuning lever head having complementary splines.

An improved piano tuning lever includes a handle with a loop or ring large enough to fit the fingers of a user's hand, thereby providing a grip around the perimeter of the loop or ring which is independent of the axis of the handle. The resulting grip affords improved ergonomics and may lessen stress in the user's wrist and hand when having to conform to various angles of the handle axis as the tuning lever is moved from tuning pin to tuning pin over the course of a piano tuning. The improved handle and loop or ring may be made any size or shape, symmetrical or asymmetrical and with its core being solid, hollow, or filled. Another embodiment of the piano tuning lever includes a spline designed to mate with an inventive piano tuning lever head having complementary splines.

A tool for fitting to a tuning pin of an instrument for inhibiting movement of the tuning pin. The tool comprises a tuning pin engaging portion comprising a through hole for engaging a tuning pin and one or more flexible resilient arms extending from the tuning pin engaging portion. The one or more flexible resilient arms configured, in use, to engage with other tuning pins adjacent to the tuning pin, and/or with the strings attached thereto, to inhibit movement of the tuning pin.

A tool for fitting to a tuning pin of an instrument for inhibiting movement of the tuning pin. The tool comprises a tuning pin engaging portion comprising a through hole for engaging a tuning pin and one or more flexible resilient arms extending from the tuning pin engaging portion. The one or more flexible resilient arms configured, in use, to engage with other tuning pins adjacent to the tuning pin, and/or with the strings attached thereto, to inhibit movement of the tuning pin.

A tool for fitting to a tuning pin of an instrument for inhibiting movement of the tuning pin. The tool comprises a tuning pin engaging portion comprising a through hole for engaging a tuning pin and one or more flexible resilient arms extending from the tuning pin engaging portion. The one or more flexible resilient arms configured, in use, to engage with other tuning pins adjacent to the tuning pin, and/or with the strings attached thereto, to inhibit movement of the tuning pin.

A tool for fitting to a tuning pin of an instrument for inhibiting movement of the tuning pin. The tool comprises a tuning pin engaging portion comprising a through hole for engaging a tuning pin and one or more flexible resilient arms extending from the tuning pin engaging portion. The one or more flexible resilient arms configured, in use, to engage with other tuning pins adjacent to the tuning pin, and/or with the strings attached thereto, to inhibit movement of the tuning pin.