I needed a filament relocator that allowed me to adjust the angle the filament comes from. So, I could use a filament dryer or just keep the filament from always sliding over to the machine side. I liked many designs people came up from, but sadly none of them worked for me. I don't have enough wire in my machine to pull my sensor out far enough to use them. And I don't want to have to take the sensor or parts of the machine apart. So, I took a few different designs I liked and applied the kiss method of engineering and kept it simple stupid. You only need one extra tiny bolt to put it all together. much of my inspiration came from. Centauri Carbon filament sensor adjustable offset - Free 3D Print Model - MakerWorld 

to assemble. first take out the bolt holding the sensor onto the machine, slide the senor and bracket off and use the bolt to attach the part in the red circle to the machine just as if it were the sensor. then with new bolt attach the part in the blue circle to the sensor as if it were the machine. next place the yellow circled part over the screw of the red part smaller side against the machine, then the green circled part gets screwed on to the red part thus holding the yellow circled part on the circled red piece. don't screw it tight just a couple threads to hold it on. the yellow circled part should still be able to move around. screw it a couple threads to the circled blue part attached to the sensor. Viola your done.