Motorcycle manufacturer celebrates success with a sword (video)

EV Motorcycle Startup Stark Future officially started production and sales in 2023. In 2024, the company achieved an expected annual turnover of 93 million US dollars. With these successes in the back, Stark Future has now produced a new creation: a 3D printed sword.

The Klinga Sabre made of 3D printed titanium measures almost two feet long and weighs about 10 ounces. Each saber is numbered individually to a lot of 1,000. In this way, buyers can take home a piece of the collection with other sentimental value, be it a racing number, a symbol or a milestone.

The name Klinga comes from the Swedish word, which means “blade”. The name is intended to reflect precision and craftsmanship with every sow created. This message fits the community of Stark Future, which has fueled its success over time.

Titanum served as a metal of choice for its light weight and its corrosion -resistant properties. However, the 3D printing process provided lessons in terms of mass production as challenges. With a strong printing of a saber every 80 minutes, it was sand -blown under such temporal restrictions, the grip and the polishing of the blade for the consistency.

In the December auction, in which the Sabres made their debut, the offers reached over 2,100 US dollars. Uncounted blades are now sold on the website of strong for 350 US dollars.