I've never bought a Worx Tool that I wasn't happy with. This tool made me think of all of the things I could do with it. I plan to start with it this weekend when I build a workbench. I see so many other applications for it from woodworking to tree trimming. It is definitely going to be one of my go to tools.
Used it 2 times with the rep saw and once with jigsaw. It stopped while cutting 2” wood with the rep saw. Try to restart it but the trigger got stuck. Also tried to register the product and spent long time going down the SKU list. Alphabetical order would be a good.
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
Response from worx.comBy WORX Customer Service, April 13, 2026
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[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got this dual-purpose saw to keep in the the bag of Worx battery powered tools I keep in my vehicle (along with my Worx mini air compressor, etc.). I've used it for a couple of projects, and really like the way the reciprocating saw feature works (think Sawzall). It is of sufficient power and works well.
Where this tool falls down a big is when it's used in the jig saw configuration. Yes, it works, and I've completed a couple of projects with it. The issue is, that due to the design necessary to have a dual use, the jig saw lacks the little stabilizing wheel that rides on the back of the blade. Now the Worx dedicated jig saw has the wheel, so doesn't suffer the same problem. Which is, simply, that without that support, the blade can rather too easily become detached. Now, if one is careful to keep pressure applied to the cut, and makes sure the workpiece is held securely (tough to do with a thin piece of veneer, for instance) it does work. It works much better with thicker workpieces, but with thin, flexible materials, it may become frustrating.
In summary, this is a convenient two-in-one tool. And it does function "good enough" in both configurations, though best as a reciprocating saw. For keeping in a mini tool kit, it makes sense. Honestly, this is pretty much the only of many, many Worx tools that I don't highly recommend. It's handy, but if I had to do it over again, I'd purchase the dedicated Worx jig saw and reciprocating saw. Sorry Worx, this is a great idea, and if you could somehow engineer in a support wheel use in jig saw mode, it would be awesome. As it is, its good, but not great.
Ever need to cut a hole and trim an end on a board? Knowing that you have one tool that can do both without finding one or the other is great! All I had to do was change the head position, slip out one blade and insert the other was so easy. Normally I get so frustrated because it requires two different tools: jigsaw to cut the hole then the reciprocal saw to trim the 2X4 end. No frustration for me now.
I am very impressed with the function and how long the small batteries last on both tools. I am also very pleased with the one hand versatility of the saws-all! Worth every penny.
I just installed a cedar fence around my backyard. I needed a tool that could cut some tree branches and also do some trimming on the fence panels. What a great tool, I cut some branches, then switching to the jig saw, cut some fence panels. It worked great and saved a lot of time.