BJ GUYER: These guys, when they talk,
if you look close,
their mouth just collapses.
It just kind of sinks into itself.
And that's part of what defines their character too,
because they all kind of move differently.
He's got a like a "Heh, hey guys, heh..."
kind of a mouth movement.
So to get that what we have to do is
we have to hollow out the inside of this.
So I prefer a Personna,
using the Personna.
But you can also use your electric knife,
if you so wish.
So I'm going to get a sharp, new sharp Personna.
And what you probably didn't see before is,
if you look in the bottom of these,
it's a hard plate.
It's not actually the foam.
And you never see that,
so you don't notice it.
But in order to get to that point,
we just cut the entire center out of our muffin.
So that's basically what we're going to do.
Is just go in here, and you want to go about a half inch in
from your circle.
And remember it's angled, so you want to,
when you cut down,
you want to keep your blade angled.
And you want to core this all out.
And the other thing you can do too,
is you can turn it inside-out.
Then you cut that away.
Then we go in the bottom and we can cut that out there.
So we're going to end up with a hollow muffin.
And we want to figure out,
look at the face of it,
and figure out what's the most appealing face.
What piece of it is the part you really want
to be the front of it.
What looks the best to you,
what's the most interesting looking.
I think right here for me.
So, I'm going to mark that in the top,
just a couple little dots.
So I know this is my face.
And maybe inside too.
And that part really needs to be thin.
So we need to go back in with our blade
and we need to really thin that part of the wall out
as much as we can without cutting through.
And then you just kind of want to do a little test compression
and see how that's gonna,
how that's gonna compress when it opens.
So I see this one's gonna have a little smile line,
which I think's kinda cool.
So, if you want,
you can even go on the back side too
and you can score, you can make some little score lines across,
if you want to create a particular point where it bends.
But that's pretty much that, on that part.
And I'm gonna work on this just a little bit more.
I want to take some more of this down.
I think I'm actually gonna trim up in there,
so this kinda rounds in, digs in a little bit.
So I'm going to go ahead and bend my Personna blade.
And I'm gonna kinda carve in here.
And I'm gonna grab my Dremel
and work that out a little more.
Smooth it out at least.
[Dremel noise]
Then again, when working with these discs,
just remember a light touch.
As light as you can.
That's actually kind of funny.
That kind of works, [laughs], for him.