Anybody every had a ball bearing rub collar bored up form 30MM to 1 1/4"? Is this cost effective? Not my usual choice, but something strange has happened. I use the Amana insert bearing system when I can, its a 2 1/2" ball bearing with aluminum sleeves that fit over, so you buy one bearing and the cost of sleeves is fairly cheep. Its a decent and very cost effective system. I've had this stagger tooth spiral flush trimmer I bough cheap from Oella Saw some time ago, recently needed a 100MM bearing for a job, its pretty close to the flush trimmer so I got inspired to compare diameters, turns out my cuter is exactly 103mm....great, I'll order that sleeve too and have it ready for the next curved project. I order it through an Amazon seller, it arrives USPS today, as soon as I pick up the package I know something is up. This thing has to weight several pounds.....thats one heavy thin aluminum disk! I open it up, original packaging from Amana is sealed, inside is a beautiful dynamically balanced all steel ball bearing rub collar. Really heavy duty, sweet tooling. Small problem. The actual bore is 30MM, the other two dimensions are correct. Box is labeled 1 1/4" bore. Its just supposed to be a cheap little aluminum sleeve. Im ready to send it back, but I'm thinking hey, they sent me way more tooling than I ordered. They sent me a postage required return, I requested they pay return shipping...waiting to hear on that one. Boon or bain? Am I better to keep this thing and have it bored out, is that even possible? Looks like plenty of steel in the center hub to make that jump. I can't help thinking Rod Sheridan is behind this....in some weird cosmic whammy sort of way. He's always saying 30MM tooling is the prevalent world system, I'm always denying it, and now its shown up in my mail box. Hmmmm.