Pneumatic drill, also known as air drill, is a tool that uses compressed air to generate power. It converts the energy stored in compressed air into rotational motion, enabling it to perform various tasks such as drilling and threading. This tool typically consists of a handle, a motor mechanism, and a chuck used to secure drill bits or other attachments. Compressed air is supplied to the drilling rig through an air hose connected to the air compressor. Pneumatic drilling rigs are renowned for their power, speed, and durability, making them popular in industries such as construction, manufacturing, automotive, and woodworking.