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If I had the parts in hand, I could have a suitable adapter designed in about 10 minutes, and have a prototype printed within a couple hours. It's not a difficult part to design.

Yeah, if printed correctly, it would hold up like a brick poophouse.

If you have any friends close by with a 3d printer, you could have them print a different adapter.

Either go with the aluminum arm, or buy a new servo. Not having any luck finding an 18t servo saver. It won't necessarily kill the servo. I run a lot of high torque servos without servo savers.

Not sure what you are even trying to do? Do you need a new servo saver for it? Are you trying to put a different servo horn on it? No idea how to help you here.