Ultimate Over Engineered Y Axis Repair and Brace for Tina 2 3d Printers

I bought a couple Tina 2's from Ebay and my 2S came with a busted off Y axis pulley. After pondering a bit I came up with a plan and spent a few days coming up with this.

I could have made it in fewer pieces but I wanted to make sure this was printable on the machines it was designed to be used on to avoid a situation I had trying to print upgrades for my Ender 3 Pro that would not fit on the build plate...

It has a base that glues in and s with the ribs around the pulley mount boss to locate it, there are 2 version of this base. One version is for my case where the brass insert was partially pulled out but could be glued back, the other version is for the whole boss missing including a place for inserting a m4 nut.

Then you have the 4 caps.
-Cap A is for the minimalist install where gluing the base is all you want to do,
-Cap B is for if you just want to use the brace to insure the pulley is braced in the direction of the pull of the belt but do not want the extra clamping security of the wings.
-Cap C is directly opposite of Cap B where you just want the extra clamping but you feel the long brace is unneeded.
-Cap D is the Ultimate Over Engineered all options version.

the included washer is for resizing its height in your slicer to make sure the 4m screw you use to actually hold your pulley bearings does not punch through the shell of the Printer.

BOM
10 m3 nuts
11 m3 washers - optional but recommended
3 m3x8 screws - tips of arms to molded in boss
10 m3x16 screws - cap to base, arms to cap, long arm t
1 m4 screw - slightly longer than either 42mm for the 3 deluxe versions or 22mm for the basic version, longer is better than shorter, print the washer to the appropriate z height to make the end of the screw just shy of the bottom so it does not bottom out on the case.

The settings are up to you, but I tried my best to design this to use very little to no , I do use myself with the recessed holes but they are not entirely necessary.