1. Electricity: This is the most common type of fuel for power tools. Electric tools can be either corded (plugged into an outlet) or cordless (powered by rechargeable batteries).
2. Gasoline: Gasoline-powered tools are often used for heavy-duty tasks like cutting, sawing, and drilling where a strong power source is needed. They are typically used outdoors due to the fumes and noise they produce.
3. Compressed Air: Pneumatic tools are powered by compressed air. These tools are often used in industrial settings where safety and precision are essential. They are also popular in automotive repair and woodworking due to their lightweight and maneuverability.
