Q Cheering 110mm Cloth Cutting Machine

The Q Cheering 110mm Cloth Cutting Machine is best for boutiques, tailoring shops, and garment units that want a standard round-knife 110mm cutter at StitchPartner’s most affordable price point — ₹4,999, roughly ₹2,000 less than our brushless Detech Cutman 110mm. It’s made by Zhejiang Cheering (model RC-110), a dedicated Chinese cutting-machine manufacturer, and ships with a safety guard fitted over the blade.

A Budget-Friendly Standard-Motor 110mm Cutter

Unlike our Detech Cutman 110mm, which uses a brushless rotor motor to avoid armature wear, the Q Cheering runs a standard 250W brushed motor — the same basic design used across most 110mm round-knife cutters on the market. That keeps the price down, at the cost of the usual brushed-motor trade-off: the carbon-brush/armature contact wears over years of daily use and eventually needs replacing, same as most Lejiang, Messer, and Cupid-style 110mm machines.

Key Features

• 110mm round blade for compact, manoeuvrable multi-layer cutting
• 250W motor — standard brushed design, common across 110mm cutters in this price range
• Safety guard fitted over the blade as standard
• Made by Zhejiang Cheering (model RC-110), a dedicated cutting-machine manufacturer

Who It’s Built For

Boutiques, tailoring shops, and smaller garment units that need a working 110mm cutter for daily fabric cutting without paying for the brushless motor upgrade — a straightforward, lower-cost entry point into round-knife cutting.

Benefits

• StitchPartner’s most affordable 110mm cloth cutting machine
• Safety guard included, unlike some budget cutters sold without one
• Same 110mm cutting capacity as our pricier Detech Cutman — the difference is motor type and price, not blade size
• Blade, grinding stone, and armature spares are all in stock — easy to keep running long-term

Q Cheering 110mm Specifications

How to Use the Q Cheering 110mm

First, place the machine flat on a stable cutting table with the fabric stack squared off underneath it. Next, switch on and let the blade reach full speed before it touches the fabric. Then, guide it steadily along your cutting line, letting the blade do the work rather than forcing it through the stack. Finally, switch off and let the blade come to a complete stop before lifting or setting the machine down.

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the real difference between this and the Detech Cutman 110mm?

Both cut with a 110mm blade at the same rough capacity. The Cutman 110 uses a brushless motor, so there’s no armature to wear out and it runs quieter — the Q Cheering uses a standard 250W brushed motor, the same design most 110mm cutters in this price range use, which is why it costs about ₹2,000 less.

Does it come with a safety guard?

Yes, a safety guard is fitted over the blade as standard — not every budget cutter in this price range includes one.

How many fabric layers can it cut in one pass?

It’s built for roughly 25–30 layers of light-to-medium fabric within its 30–35mm cutting height, standard capacity for a 110mm round-knife blade.

Who actually makes the Q Cheering machine?

It’s made by Zhejiang Cheering under the model name RC-110 — a China-based manufacturer that specialises in round-knife cutting machines, not a generic unbranded import.

Are spare parts easy to find for this machine later on?

Yes — StitchPartner stocks matching parts directly: a 110mm round knife blade from ₹150, a grinding stone for 100/110/125 models from ₹80, and a 110mm armature (also listed for Lejiang, Messer & Taking machines of the same design) at ₹949 — all fit this brushed-motor 110mm cutter.