The invention relates to a technology for reducing allowance cutting during ship building. In the technology, a hull is firstly divided into a plurality of general sections for building; and the general sections are gathered up. The invention is characterized in that in the step of lofting and baiting of parts, section allowance, slipway allowance, compensation dosage and material cutting are additionally and respectively placed once on a deck, a strake, a longitudinal bone, a rib, an enforced bone, a wall plate and other structures of each typical node according to section splicing or section butt joint and other different forms; in the step of the whole building of the general sections, when the joint of one of two general sections is provided with a transversal bulkhead, the two general sections adopt a splicing form, and the general section without the transversal bulkhead is inserted with the general section with the transversal bulkhead for carrying out sintered ceramsite liner welding; and when the joint of the two general sections are not provided with the transversal bulkhead, the two general sections adopt a sintered ceramsite liner welding butt joint form. The invention can determine the size of parts once, and improve the precision of parts manufacturing, thereby avoiding on-site secondary cutting quantity, and providing guarantee for general section construction; and the procedures are shifted forward, thus reducing slipway working capacity and waste backflow volume, shortening building ship period and reducing building ship cost.