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Keeping a level face cut only makes sense... that way you don't have to "mark" the backcut with a stick or take 10 steps back to eyeball your backcut.. Juts start at a corner of the notch and swing around with a level bar and you're there.. Looks as though he cut a slight bypass on the face as...

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Well you should watch it again.. he was clearly refering to the width of the hinge, when he talked about taking a little more out of the one side as he adjusted the backcut during the fall. Check 7:35 on the video. I AM in tune with reality cause I pay attention and limit the effect of prejudice...

He wasn't talking about stump shot.. he was refering to the width of the hinge.