Can the use of a depth gauge tool control the cutting depth of a chainsaw chain?

The use of depth gauge tools can to some extent control the cutting depth of the chainsaw chain. Depth gauge tools, especially those designed for chainsaws or chainsaws, are primarily used to assist users in adjusting and maintaining the correct cutting depth of the chain during operation.
Specifically, the process of using a depth gauge tool to control the cutting depth of a chainsaw chain usually includes the following steps:
Place the depth gauge: First, place the depth gauge in the appropriate position on the chainsaw chain, ensuring that the chain can rotate to the marked line on the depth gauge. This step is key to ensuring measurement accuracy.
Check and adjust: Next, determine whether the cutting depth of the chain meets the required specifications by checking the relative position between the chain and the depth gauge. If it is found that the depth of the chain does not meet the requirements, corresponding adjustments may need to be made, such as adjusting the tension of the chain, setting the depth gauge, etc.
Complete adjustment: When the cutting depth of the chain meets the requirements, the depth gauge can be removed to complete the adjustment of the chain depth.
It should be noted that different brands and models of chainsaws may have different depth adjustment mechanisms and depth gauge tools. Therefore, in actual use, specific operating manuals or consulting professionals should be consulted to ensure the correct and safe use of depth gauge tools.