This is a possible concise summary:
The video is about making a forged pierced axe from railway materials and stabilizing the wooden handle with carbon fiber. The author shows the process of forging, mounting, sharpening, testing and decorating the axe, as well as making a case for it. He also shares some tips and challenges he faced along the way. He ends by giving the axe to a new owner and thanking his viewers.
Here are some key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is about making a forged pierced axe from a piece of railway lining and a Soviet file.
2. The axe handle is made of stabilized bird cherry wood and reinforced with carbon fiber.
3. The author used homemade tools such as a gas and coal forge, a makeshift anvil, a blacksmith's tongs, a piercing bolt, a drum grinder, and a thermal stamp.
4. The author faced some difficulties with wedging the axe handle, applying polymer resin to the carbon fiber, and making the case for the axe.
5. The author claims that the axe is well balanced and demonstrates its performance by cutting a frozen willow stump.
6. The author gave the axe as a gift to Andrei, who liked it.