Ti2 Sentinel X -- Aluminum Cache
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Last Updated: July 6 @ 13:30 -0400 GMT
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Latest News
T-minus 10 Hours -- Add Ons -- Schedule
July 6th - via: kickstarter.com
Hello everyone, we're nearing the end of our project funding here and the beginning of our manufacturing process. I look forward to showing off videos of our new machine in action all thanks to your support with the Sentinel X. Couple of things:... (Read More)
Happy 4th of JULY
July 4th - via: kickstarter.com
Hope everyone is having a nice 4th! 40 hours to go and lots of movement. Thanks to everyone for continued support and reaching out to friends and family. Nearly every household is equipped with a flashlight and no doubt millions of them are being... (Read More)
Survival cache example / Federal 52 playing cards
June 29th - via: kickstarter.com
Hello everyone, We've had one of our Sentinel X prototypes at an undisclosed US military location for real world use and testing. Contents From our man in the field.. "First, it's just awesome! I can't say enough great things about it...I knew what... (Read More)
X Update -- Twin Bottoms / Rix Dice / 10 Day Countdown
June 25th - via: kickstarter.com
Hello everyone! An update to answer many questions. RE: Are the teflon o-rings in the previous update food grade? Answer -- Yes they are. We recommend this upgrade if you think you may use the Sentinel X to boil water more than just "in a... (Read More)
Anodizing and O-rings
June 21st - via: kickstarter.com
Hello everyone! First off thanks for the support and comments. RE: Hard Anodizing We’ve been working closely with the anodizing house in a continued effort to optimize fit and finish of the Sentinel X. We had more prototypes anodized last week with... (Read More)
Bring on the adventure with the Ti2 Sentinel X Aluminum Cache
June 20th - via: the-gadgeteer.com
Hiking, fishing, white water rafting, geocaching – these are all things I do not do on a regular basis. I do travel a bit though, and when I do I am always looking for neat, multi-purpose, rugged, functional products to take with me on my adventures. The Ti2 Sentinel X Aluminum Cache, a Kickstarter project by Mike Bond is made to handle all the adventure I can handle and more. (Read More)
Ti2 Sentinel X Cache
June 5th - via: gearhungry.com
Have goods worth protecting that won’t fit in the original Ti2 Sentinel Cache? Odds are the Ti2 Sentinel X will do the trick. Based on the same principles as the original – lightweight, watertight, and ultra durable – these aircraft grade 6061-T6 aluminum caches feature an internal 2″ diameter and 6″ length, adding versatility and accommodating larger objects (or just larger quantities). They also feature redundant o-rings for reliability, a reinforced skeletonized design for strength, and come in two versions: the food-grade Sentinel X1 and [non-food grade] Sentinel X2, the former of which can be used to boil or sterilize water in a pinch. (Read More)
Ti2 Sentinel X - Aluminum Cache
June 3rd - via: wasabimountain.com
Keep your gear dry with the Ti2 Sentinel X, an anodized aluminum cache featuring lids on both ends with double o rings ensuring that whatever you stashed inside stays water free, and can be easily removed when you need it. Here's another trick, because of the silicone based o rings the Sentinel x can be heated over open flame to sterilize water. The 2" diameter and 6" depth is a result of backer feedback from a Kickstarter project creator Mike Bond ran for a smaller cache at the end of 2012. Mike had a 617% fund rate and is looking to replicate the same success with the Ti2 Sentinel, which has already at 165% with another 32 days to go. (Read More)
Project goal met!
June 1st - via: kickstarter.com
Hello Everyone... Thanks for helping us pass our funding goal in less than 1 day! We've gotten lots of inquiries about the original Sentinel (Titanium cache) and its availability. Our blog store is located here: Sentinel Store. We stock most... (Read More)
Spicytec: Ti2 Sentinel X Aluminum Cache
June 1st - via: spicytec.com
The Ti2 Sentinel X is a no compromise, hard anodized, aluminum, lightweight, water-tight, large format cache for storing critical items and, in a pinch, can be used as a vessel over an open flame/heating source for water boiling/ sterilizing. Ti2 Sentinel X is tested water tight and features Twin orings for redundancy, strength optimized using CAD parasolid modeling resulting in a unique ribbed/skeletonized design and uses aircraft grade 6061-T6 aluminum in its construction. At just 400 grams the “X” offers a minimal weight footprint. (Read More)
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