Printing heat transfers

I saw a video on YouTube, called something like "9 color plastisol transfer" the logo is garfeild the cat. In that video it looks like he has 2 clips, one on the left and one on the bottom. He slides the paper in and it fits right in place.

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Yes, cool video. There are other ones that go into a bit more detail.

Be sure to use a paper that's pretty stable. Pre-shrink it anyway by running through a dryer. Temperature is critical. The ink has to gel not fully cure. A three point registration guide like thin cardboard or a few layers of masking tape will work. A bit of spray tack can be used to in addition. Preparing the art/graphic so darker or final colors trap the other colors allows for slight registration issues.

Thanks for the tips, and I saw that video too but was just unsure of how he made the clips stay in place. I have rubber topped pallets so i really can't screw anything down