Door and drawer pull jig

A device which facilitates the efficient and quick installation of pull handles on cabinet doors or drawers, said device comprising two main elements, a base piece and an insert piece, both of which are fabricated from clear transparent plastic, said base piece being about 9 inches long and about 1½ to about 1¾ inch wide with a rectangular longitudinally extending opening about 8 inches long and about ½ inch wide in its center, said base piece also having an alignment edge at one of its ends and at right angle to the rest of said base piece, said edge being about 2 inches wide and about ¾ inch high, said rectangular opening in said base piece being calibrated inch wise and with about ¼ inch interval marks, and said insert piece having means on its bottom surface for snapping into tight connection in the longitudinally extending central opening of said base piece, either lengthwise in said opening or transverse-wise in said opening, and said insert piece having about fifteen, {fraction (5/32 inch uniformly spaced diameter holes in same for allowing scribing on the cabinet doors or drawers where the holes for the threaded bolts of the pull handles are to be drilled.