That would work fine but your ID will be 1.15" rather than 1.25", it kinda depends on what's going inside it.
Greenie
Looks like you have a switch over the threads between the blade holder and ribbed section below it. You might want to rethink that placement. It will interfere with the led module not to mention you'd have to drill a pretty big hole through threads.
No, that is not a realistic design.
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Yes this is possible..... just not with conventional MHS parts from the store. This entire design would need to be a custom commissioned piece and could be discussed with Tim if you are serious about it.
You could even keep your switch placement. I would start by making your ribbed piece with a male threaded end there by moving them from where your switch is and adding internal female threads to the base of your emitter. This would mean that your blade holder would need to be extended on the bottom by .250" or so to accommodate the internal female threading.
There is nothing here that I see that cannot be done so long as you have a little ingenuity.
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