




I recently tested this Electric Reciprocating Saw, commonly called an Electric Horse Knife, to see if it could handle standard backyard and workshop tasks. By using my existing 18V batteries from major tool brands, I was able to put this unit to work immediately without purchasing additional power packs.
The build feels surprisingly solid for a unit in this price range, featuring a compact housing that balances well in the hand. It is engineered to withstand routine maintenance tasks and light fabrication work, making it a reliable choice for occasional outdoor use.
The setup is incredibly straightforward; you simply click in your existing 18V battery, attach a blade, and you are ready to cut. It is lightweight enough to maneuver into tight spaces where larger, heavier saws would be cumbersome, though it does require you to provide your own battery.
This is an ideal choice for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts who already own 18V batteries from Makita, DeWalt, or Milwaukee and need a compact saw for occasional projects.
Overall, this tool earns a solid 4.65 rating for its sheer convenience and cost-effectiveness. For $64.90, it is a smart addition to any tool shed, provided you already have the compatible batteries on hand to power it.