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title: "Stark Future 3D prints 1,000+ titanium parts"
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date: 2025-08-14
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description: "Farsoon Europe GmbH and Stark Future have completed the KLINGA Project, a collaborative engineering initiative that produced more than 1,000 high-quality titanium parts using Farsoon’s industrial metal AM systems. The..."
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# Stark Future 3D prints 1,000+ titanium parts

[Farsoon Europe GmbH](https://www.voxelmatters.directory/company/farsoon/) and Stark Future have completed the KLINGA Project, a collaborative engineering initiative that produced more than 1,000 high-quality titanium parts using [Farsoon’s industrial metal AM systems](https://www.voxelmatters.com/farsoon-reports-150-large-format-metal-pbf-systems-installed-worldwide/).

The KLINGA Sabre—an engineering sculpture inspired by Stark Future’s electric motocross bike VARG—was not simply designed as a benchmark of what modern AM can achieve. The sculpture features sharp angles, complex geometries, and a functional titanium moose-head bottle opener.

![Stark Future 3D prints 1,000+ titanium parts - successfully completing the KLINGA Project thanks to Farsoon’s FS811M platform.](https://www.voxelmatters.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Full-build-plate-1.jpeg)The sabre project encompassed full-scale validation of the AM process, including: process parameter development for titanium; Design for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM); support reduction and build strategy; adaptive layer thickness based on part height; repeatability and scalability of serial production; and post-processing and part quality assurance.

The parts were printed on [Farsoon’s FS811M platform](https://www.voxelmatters.com/farsoon-introduces-lfam-12-laser-fs811m-metal-lpbf-platform/), demonstrating the system’s ability to manufacture sharp-angled, complex titanium components with repeatable results. Notably, the same production quality and workflow can be replicated on [the FS721M platform currently operated by Stark Future](https://www.voxelmatters.com/stark-future-acquires-farsoon-fs721m-h-8-cams-metal-3d-printer/).

In a single 248-hour build, 188 KLINGA sabres were produced with an average build time of less than 80 minutes per unit. The real breakthrough lies in the combination of engineering creativity and industrial performance—demonstrating Farsoon’s capabilities for consistent quality control, cost-efficient operation, and production readiness.

“The KLINGA Project was a bold way for us to push boundaries—not just in design, but in manufacturing,” said Benjamin Cobb, Director of Brand Communications at Stark Future. "Partnering with Farsoon allowed us to turn an ambitious idea into a titanium reality. It’s proof that large-scale, high-precision metal additive manufacturing is ready for serial production. It also validated our belief that 3D printing can deliver performance, quality, and sustainability—all at once.”

![Stark Future 3D prints 1,000+ titanium parts - successfully completing the KLINGA Project thanks to Farsoon’s FS811M platform.](https://www.voxelmatters.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/FS811M.jpg)

"The KLINGA Project is a great example of our collaboration with a visionary customer,” said Oliver Huizhi Li, Managing Director of Farsoon Europe. “From sharp-edged part design to titanium process optimization, this project reflects what’s possible when engineering ambition meets scalable AM technology. The quality results and process stability achieved in KLINGA reflect [Farsoon’s commitment to delivering](https://www.voxelmatters.com/farsoon-technologies-opens-new-140000-sqm-am-campus-in-changsha/) reliable machines, cost-per-part efficiency, and excellent service.”