Point Leg Portion

The point leg is the leg on the end opposite the keyboard. This is an underside view of it where it attaches to the piano
"The treble and bass legs are attached to the bottom of the keybed, and the point leg is attached to a small platform that is found under the tail of the piano. The legs of the piano must be sturdy in order to support the full weight of the instrument – which can weigh over 1000 pounds. The legs are made of solid wood - usually a hardwood such as birch or maple."

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Looks pretty solid! And so clean!

[Wyomingsister]

I can only imagine how you positioned yourself to take this picture! Fantastic! And more interesting information!

[summerfield]

learning a lot about the piano, terms for its parts, etc. aces, girlfriend!

[Diana]

Flat on your back for this one Katy, lovely shot and piano part lesson ;-)

[thedarkroom]

Lovely woodwork - and interesting info too! Many thanks. :)

[JackieR]

So hope you haven't banged your head doing these underbelly shots!! You're very nimble!

[Lou Ann]

Such a great view of this! Yes, flat on your back I suspect.

[Gillian]

I would never have guessed there was so much detail, and information, about a piano. I would also love to have seen the position you got into for this shot!

[Shutterbug]

Some of these seem to require yoga poses to get the pov. I like the descriptions. Hope you don’t have to move it often.

[Diane]

Wow--I never thought about how much weight that back leg must support--or that it is called a point leg. I think you said at the beginning of your series that you had moved this piano several times? Amazing! And amazing photo from a difficult angle.

[aussie.chic]

The amount of detail in some woodwork is just gorgeous!

[Bep]

Interesting information, Katy. I'm looking at my piano with different eyes now...;-)

[Chris Johnson]

The low point of view is awesome! Loving the perspective!