I went to a architectural woodworking place to beg for some Mahogany scraps and they had a little Mahogany which I bought but they had just finished a job with Spanish cedar and had a pile about 3' square and about 4' high that is going to be burned for heat latter. I rescued a few pieces but I think I am going to make and offer on the whole stack if the price is right. Currently I make steelstrings. I know classical necks are made with it. Can you make steel string necks with it? Being that the future of Honduran Mahogany is not known what are the alternatives to it. Alot of the scraps are 3" thick. So what can be made from it. Tailblocks, kerfing, bracing,Thanks for your input I hate to see wood like that go to waste and it smells nice to. P.S. Can a steelstring neck be reinforced with graphite strips like a classical and have a trussrod to.