A corded electric tiller that works a 14-in strip of soil per pass down to a 9-in depth, turning compacted beds into loose planting ground with no gas engine to fuel. The 10-Amp motor spins four angled tines at up to 380 RPM, and the 8-in blade diameter bites through clay clods and root mats that a hand fork skips over. A trigger lever paired with a safety switch calls for two deliberate actions before the tines move, and a protective baffle blocks soil thrown back toward the operator. The handle folds for storage, and the tool runs on standard 120V power.