Klein Tools ET310 circuit breaker finder
Used to match outlets to breakers and check basic outlet and GFCI status while we document the house’s existing electrical system.
Project resource shelf
The tools, safety equipment, and camera gear we actually use on Memo Reno—along with the role each item plays in the project.
Current project kit
These are specific items in the working Memo Reno kit. We do not show retailer prices here because availability and pricing can change; Amazon has the current product information.
Used to match outlets to breakers and check basic outlet and GFCI status while we document the house’s existing electrical system.
Keeps hand tools and small parts together while equipment moves between the vehicle, the house, and active work areas.
A straight-claw framing hammer used for demolition, fastener removal, and the framing work that follows opening the walls.
A compact combination tool used for basic wire preparation during electrical assessment and repair work.
A rechargeable 2-A:10-B:C extinguisher kept on site as part of the work area’s emergency equipment.
Used to pry apart wall materials and pull stubborn fasteners during the house’s demolition phase.
The compact action camera used to document renovation work in tight spaces and active jobsite conditions.
A five-brush set used for wall, trim, and stain work, with multiple widths for broad coverage and detail work.
A note on project use
A tool appearing here is not a substitute for the manufacturer’s instructions, appropriate protective equipment, or qualified trade guidance. Conditions vary from project to project—especially around electrical work, structural work, and demolition.