Why don't construction prices go down?

If a team of bricklayers erects a shell construction in 40 hours, there is no time to constantly saw,
not to mention the botched pockets, overlapping dimensions, and crumbling stone corners

I somehow have the feeling of writing in Chinese. But they DID saw anyway. Sawing to the wrong dimension takes just as long as sawing to the correct one, right? It’s the same number of stones to saw.

Sure, a correction takes time. But if the bottom stone is within tolerance somewhere, the saw edges above align automatically.

Or do you mean that the 3.98 indicates that they went for 4m and the rest is tolerance?

Plan the kitchen according to the raw construction measurement in the plan? Please what? Measurement after the interior plaster is applied, everything else is pure madness?

Raw construction measurement: 407.5
Kitchen planning measurement: 4.01
Actual room measurement: 3.98

We have 6.5 cm for plaster and "buffer"... Usual is 1.5 cm plaster...

Shell dimension: 407.5
Planned kitchen dimension: 4.01
Actual room dimension: 3.98

We have 6.5 cm for plaster and "buffer"... Usually it is 1.5 cm plaster...

Because of the discussion with above: Were stones cut in this 3.98 wall or not?

Or do you mean that the 3.98 indicates that it was made to 4m and the rest is tolerance?

That is exactly my assumption from afar, the wall was built without sawing

Your statement is incorrect because the dimensions are outside the tolerance. He followed the factory drawing, not the input plan. Therefore, he can expect adherence to the tolerances.

That may be, it even seems likely, but then it would actually be intentional, because they knew they would never manage the work planning. The bricklayer should have already reported when the work plans were sent and either had to calculate more effort or simply refuse.