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I think SEMA College is good because you always learn about small details that are important in day-to-day work.
You always get fresh impulses and ideas to get more familiar with the subject as well as all the things that could even be improved in the daily routine.
I am a very satisfied SEMA customer!! For approx. 16 years now (incl. master school) I have been using my beloved SEMA software almost every day.
Fantastic, you learn and see something new again and again, even after 30 years!
I really like the online training courses and that they are kept short - you get quite a lot of tips on how to use the program.
The concept is pretty cool, as a self-employed person you can get some training on the program at the end of the day.
Of course, there are bright minds behind a great joinery software such as SEMA. They are the ones who enable such great working with the program!
It's great that your learning videos and documents available facilitate self-study at any time.
Again and again you can see how many different applications lead to the desired result, which you can then call up again if there is a specific case occurring. Keep it up.
It's a fantastic way to brush up and extent gained knowledge for Maintenance Contract Pro customers.
SEMA Basics #1
Video 1: Installation
Video 2: Building project manager
Video 3: Operating software
Video 4: Setting units
Video 5: Drawing manager
Video 6: User Interface
Video 7: Object defining
Video 8: Display settings
Video 9: Cut function
Video 10: Copy
Video 11: Mirror
Video 12: Punch + add
Video 13: Shortcuts
Video 14: Top panel
Video 15: Check
Video 16: Section
Video 17: Construction plane
Video 18: Search and Mark
Beginners Course
PDF: Plan Beginners Course
Teaser: Project Holiday Home
Video 1: Start new project
Video 2: Organize storeys
Video 3: Ground slab
Video 4: Walls
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Video 5: Doors and windows
Video 6: Floor structure
Video 7: Roof profile
Video 8: Roof design
Video 9: Rafters
Video 10: Purlins and posts
Video 11: Fading in and out
Video 12: Joist system
Video 13: Corner joint
Video 14: Display options
Video 15: Wall corners
Video 16: Wall elements posts
Video 17: Wall elements ledger beams
Video 18: Wall elements posts
Video 19: Strut and ledger beam
Video 20: Metal connector
Porch Construction
Teaser: Porch Construction
Video 1: Groundplan
Video 2: Substructure
Video 3: Measuring check
Video 4: Oak Frame
Video 5: Curved Components
Video 6: Roof Components
Video 7: King post
SEMA Basics #2
Video 1: Timber properties
Video 2: Priorities
Video 3: Master Data
Video 4: Profile part 1
Video 5: Profile part 2
Video 6: 3D Editing
Framed Garage
Teaser: Framed Garage
Video 1: Oak Frame
Video 2: Feature trusses
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Video 3: Roof construction
Video 4: Joist system
Video 5: Timber wall frame
Video 6: Stairs in construction plane
Wall Automatics
Teaser
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Video 1: Wall frame
Video 2: Window and door macro
Video 3: Corner + T macros
Video 4: F10 Corner automatics
Video 5: Coverings set up
MCAD Basics
Teaser
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Video 1: What is MCAD
Video 2: Refference sides
Video 3: Drillings
Video 4: Joints and groove
Video 5: Material
Video 6: MCAD automatics
Video 7: MCAD in section
Video 8: Layer functions
Video 9: MCAD meets 3D editing
Log Construction
PDF: Log Construction
Teaser: Log Construction
Video 1: Walls
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Video 2: Windows and Doors
Video 3: Corner Macros
Video 4: Timber
Video 5: Tension Drilling
Video 6: Cross-section Correction
Video 7: T-wall Connection
Video 8: Purlins
Video 9: Closing Board
Video 10: Design Adjustments
Video 11: Packaging