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Measure how far something turns, such as a valve, a wheel, a bolt, a door or a lid, past full turns and either way.

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Fix or hold the phone on the part that turns: every spot on it turns by the same angle. The turn starts at zero when the tool opens; tap the round Zero here button to start again from where the part is now.
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Read the steps : Attach the phone and set zero
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Read the steps : Count turns and hold the reading
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Read the steps : Choose a layout or set a targetUse ⋮ › Screen layout to switch screens: Dial (a ring that fills in), Picture (pick what's turning and watch it turn) and Target (set an angle such as 90° and get a beep or a vibration when the turn reaches it). In Target, choose Target › Custom value… to enter an angle from 1° to 3600°.
Turn the part. The reading counts on past 360° with full turns and says which way it went. Hold keeps the reading while the part moves on, and Release lets it follow again.
Fix or hold the phone on the part that turns: every spot on it turns by the same angle. The turn starts at zero when the tool opens; tap the round Zero here button to start again from where the part is now.
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Fix or hold the phone on the part that turns: every spot on it turns by the same angle. The turn starts at zero when the tool opens; tap the round Zero here button to start again from where the part is now.
Turn the part. The reading counts on past 360° with full turns and says which way it went. Hold keeps the reading while the part moves on, and Release lets it follow again.
Use ⋮ › Screen layout to switch screens: Dial (a ring that fills in), Picture (pick what's turning and watch it turn) and Target (set an angle such as 90° and get a beep or a vibration when the turn reaches it). In Target, choose Target › Custom value… to enter an angle from 1° to 3600°.
Find Rotation angle in these apps.
Wobble shows how far the phone moved off the axis: keep it small for a clean reading. The reading drifts a little over minutes, so zero again for long jobs.