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Hi Walt...I'm a bit "cornfused"! What do you want to do? Cut your own stripwood? If that's the case then here's some approximations based on stock bass wood thickness. 1/64th= 1" 1/32nd= 2" 1/16th= 4" 1/8th = 12" and so on....... Now actually these are about 10% oversized. Unless you have got a really " high dollar" planer that can be calibratied in 1,000ths of an inch you're not gonna be accurate. Even commerical strip wood is not totaly to scale. Example: a 2x4 in O Scale is also sold as a 1x2 in HO Scale although HO is not exactly 1/2 of O. Hope this helped but I think you asked what time it was and I told you how to build a watch...Ha Ha!! Sorry I got carried away!!!.....Vic
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