Photograph the gear face-on
- Lay the gear flat on a plain surface that contrasts with it — a sheet of white paper under a dark gear, or dark cloth under bright steel.
- Hold the tablet straight above it so the gear looks round, not oval.
- Fill most of the frame, but keep the whole gear in the picture.
- Avoid hard glare; diffuse overhead light works best.
- For a rack, lay it across the frame with the teeth clearly visible, and keep the whole toothed length in the picture.
- The app traces the part's outline first and only counts once that outline is confirmed against the photo.
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