Hmmm, this doesn't look that great to me. The fact that the deck cuts the instant you let go of it just makes it look like it's on elastic or something and you were merely holding it closed. I think in order to look good you need to be able to set the deck down, there be a pause so you can do some 'concentrating' or whatever and then the deck starts to cut slowly (like in other methods). This one just seems to spring open when you put it down, which suggests it would have done that regardless and that you didn't really do anything. Of course, I don't know the method, so maybe you can do it like this, but from the trailer it doesn't look that convincing. The spectator is most likely just going to be confused as opposed to being amazed.
ya,like you said.It is not convicing since you just put down the deck and it started to move.Plus you do "nothing" before it moved.
I think the sell point is that you leave clean.otherwise i rather prefer to use loops
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