Texas Peripherals Floppy Drive latch pivot bracket

Aging floppy drives common in older "retro" computers, e.g. the TRS-80 series, commonly fail due to cracks/breakage in the plastic pivot on the backside of the floppy door, which connects the door/latch to the internal arm that clamps down on the floppy disk surface. This part is critical because it's the only thing resisting the rather strong spring tension that pushes the arm open, and all of that force rests on two very tiny nylon pins.

This is a replacement part modeled from the original in the "Texas Peripherals" floppy drives in a TRS-80 Model III. I suspect it may be similar or identical to parts used in Tandon and Shugart drives that preceded it, but I have no particular way to validate that assumption.

I suggest printing this with 100% infill (it's very small, so not a big deal) for part strength. I also get very good results from eSun PLA "Plus" filament, which seems to be noticeably stronger than standard PLA.

It should be printed "tall", i.e. standing on one end