




I recently tested the Electric Horse Knife during a week-long camping trip to see if it could handle clearing brush and processing firewood. This handheld reciprocating saw is designed to work with your existing Makita, Dewalt, or Milwaukee 18V batteries, making it a potentially convenient addition to any gear bag.
The build quality feels surprisingly robust for a handheld unit, featuring a frame that handles high-vibration cutting tasks with relative ease. The ergonomic grip is designed for extended use, ensuring that it remains stable even when working with tougher materials like metal or dense hardwoods.
Operating the saw is intuitive, especially since it snaps right onto the batteries I already had on hand for my other tools. While it lacks a battery out of the box, the learning curve is practically nonexistent for anyone familiar with standard power tools.
This tool is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and woodworkers who already own Makita, Dewalt, or Milwaukee 18V batteries and need a compact, portable cutting solution.
With an impressive 4.65/5 rating, this saw proves to be a smart investment for $64.90. It is a highly practical, efficient piece of equipment that simplifies heavy-duty cutting tasks without taking up too much room in your pack.