the preferred embodiment of a dough perforator device assembly 10 is shown in fig8 . the preferred embodiment has a circular shaped top portion 20 can be made of any material having durable , sanitary , rust proof and non - stick , high temperature resistant qualities . weight of the circularly shaped top portion depends on the size of the tool made . to the right and left sides of the circularly shaped top portion , handles 30 and 40 are facing opposite to each other , each said handle attached to the top upper side of the circular rim 50 . each handle preferably attached like an ear lobe wherin the size of the handles being suitable to place palms while applying additional pressure when necessary . the handles 30 and 40 can be made of any material as long as it has rust proof and durable strength . said handles 30 and 40 are also a means to hold and carry the tool as necessary . from the experiments it was found that absence of handles made it inconvenient during the operation of the apparatus , eventhough one can use the tool without the help of the handles at times . a bottom surface 60 of the circularly shaped top portion 20 are provided with a number of threaded holes 70 . the said threaded holes 70 are arranged in a concentric ring fashion since the perforations provided on the dough in a circular fashion are more effective in providing even cooking and even escaping of the steam during cooking . the threaded holes 70 are found suitable since the nail like objects if damaged can be replaced very easily . other methods of welding and molding can also be done to arrange the nail like objects which are known in th prior art . the number , size and distance between the threaded holes 70 arranged in a fixed pattern . the entire outerview of the said threaded holes 70 are arranged on the bottom surface 60 of the circular shaped top portion 20 shown in fig3 . a number of nail like objects 80 means to provide perforations having a few threads 90 at top end as shown in the fig4 & amp ; 5 . nail like objects 80 varies in size , number , & amp ; weight depending on the size of the tool made . these nail like objects 80 having narrow & amp ; pointed ends 100 means to avoid the risk of dough getting stuck or damaged . the shape of the narrow and pointed end 100 shown in fig6 . nail like objects 80 can be made of any material that is strong and flexible , rust proof , non stick and sanitary . the entire figure of the nail like object 80 shown in fig7 . the top end of the nail like objects having a few threads 90 are screwed into the threaded holes 70 present on the bottom surface of the circularly shaped top portion 20 . the arrangement of the nail like objects 80 as shown in fig8 . the dough perforator apparatus is advantageously designed such that one can turn the entire apparatus upside down and use it for perforating the dough . that is to say that the circularly shaped top portion will be the bottom part , the base of the apparatus . the nail like objects will be protruding upwards in the direction opposite to the gravity such that a plate with fixed holes containing a dough layer is placed on the pointed tips of the nail like objects in order to provide even perforations quickly . a method of operation wherein by placing the entire apparatus 10 with the help of the two handles 30 & amp ; 40 such that the nail like objects 90 are pointing downwards in the direction of the gravity , the narrow and pointed ends 110 of the nail like objects 90 touching and penetrating through the dough layer 110 . the total weight of the entire apparatus itself is sufficient enough to allow the nail like objects 90 to penetrate through the dough layer 110 . for additional assurance just place users palm ( s ) while applying pressure gently as necessary and lift the entire apparatus with the help of the two handles . experiments show that this additional pressure may not be necessary for perforating certain dough layers . found out from the experiments that repetitive stress syndrome is likely to be very very less since the apparatus provides plenty of perforations in one operation . another method of operation of the same apparatus , wherein the entire apparatus assembly 10 is turned upside down such that the circularly shaped top portion is now the base of the entire tool . the nail like objects will be protruding upwards in the direction opposite to the gravity . use of a plate with fixed holes allowing the nail like objects to pass through very easily . thus perforating the dough layer can be done by placing the plate containing the dough layer to be perforated and by pushing the plate downwards and lifting the plate upwards , by holding the sides of the plate as necessary , and by lifting the plate up to remove the plate from the apparatus . however safety measures need to be token while performing this method since the nail like objects are sharp and pointed in nature by keeping the fingers away from the pointed end of the nail like objects while in operation . such precautions may be necessary while operating very many known tools such as knives . an example is given below with as much detail as possible . in order to provide enough air pockets in the 8 ″ pizza dough without damaging the dough and with less human effort . a . shape of the circularly shaped top portion being circular since it matches with the shape of most pizza crusts available in the market . other shapes such as rectangular , triangular , octogonal , pentagonal , trapezoidal , or any other combination of the shapes known in the nature . b . size of the circularly shaped top portion being 7 . 5 inches . c . weight of the circularly shaped top portion being between 1 lb - 1 . 5 lbs . e . size of the nail like objects being between 0 . 9 cm - 1 . 5 cm . other sizes can also be used . f . weight of the nail like objects being 0 . 5 lb - 1 lb . g . distance between the threaded holes = distance between each nail which is 0 . 2 inches to 1 inch . h . depth of the threaded holes being 0 . 5 inches or more depending on the size of the nail like objects . while the invention has been described in connection with what is presently considered the most practical and preferred embodiments . it is to be understood that the invention is not limited to the disclosed embodiment ( s ) but , on the contrary is intended to cover various modifications , rearrangement of structures such as handles or by removing handles , any rearrangement of steps involved in the operation of the apparatus and also by turning the entire apparatus such that the top portion becomes the base portion , the base portion rests on a table , the plurality of nail like objects pointing in the direction of the gravity , and by placing a plate with plurality of holes suitably fixed allowing the tips of the fixed plurality of nail like objects into the dough layer present in the said plate with holes and by pushing the plate up and down thus providing several even perforations in the dough layer quickly and efficiently thereby avoiding too much of a repetitive syndrome to the users hand ( s ). equivalent arrangement included within the scope of the appended claims .