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    Can I use a normal magnet instead of neodymium magnets?
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    No, they aren't strong enough.
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    Are there any pictures for this project?
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    Yes, their is a picture on every step.
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    Can I make an engine for a skateboard?
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    Sure, there are a number of electric and motorized skateboards on the market, as well as video tutorials online for making your own.
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    Do I have to use copper for making the engine?
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    You have to use a non ferrous metal for most of these. So, a copper or magnet wire copper is your best bet.
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    Can I use any kind of magnet?
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    No, the small ones aren’t powerful enough. You'll need to use neodymium magnets for best results.
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