Orbiter V2 Ender 3 Mounting Bracket (Reinforced)

So I printed out the original one by oldcrazyeye, When I tried it, It broke on the Z axis, So I need a better one for my ender 3.

And I saw in markforced video showing how to reinforce Z-axis, by using the screw.

I think this should work.  I don‘t need/have SLS or resin to print this reinforced one, but I don't know how to add it to the original one, So I re-cad it.

So when I try the reinforced one, I think this is working, no break Z-axis, nice, I think even if the screw somehow failed, it still has the spare one, the little tap, to hold it in place.

And the one thing I probably hate is I need to hammer quite hard the spacer in the original model, So I make it a little simple to hammer into it. It should feel tight but not as tight as the original one.

So You need:

M3x30mm x2, to reinforce. (But I use M3x45mm x2, still fine.)

M3x20mm x2, for Orbiter mounting into the bracket.

M3 nut x4, for reinforcer part and orbiter mounting bracket.

What is the length of the PTFT tube?

Because I don't know what other people use what hotend, My ender is dragonfly-bms, so I put the PTFE tube into that hotend, using something like a screwdriver stick it Into the filament hole in the orbiter, mark it, transfer it to the PTFT tube after the mounting bracket, mark again into PTFE tube, cut it and install it.

By the way, The M3 nut needs to screw compressed to install it.

Support Is recommended if using the tab one, I using organic support.

Because of my CAD skills, I don't know how to place it like in that picture, so please place it like the picture. 

Note: This is printed in ABS.

Do you think you can fix it? Here is the source: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/ad13621919786e29549fbaaa/w/896a24d5bc8f0ce3bba365ea/e/22e3703b6026b2c7f6462767?renderMode=0&uiState=64d94739d80f88705bd64c1d