This is what you receive from Leitax, a precision machined ring and bayonet and the necessary screws.
	The Nikon lenses have at least three equidistant screws, those are the ones we are going to use.
	Take the one in front the lens scale center as a reference, the other two form a equilateral triangle with it.
	We have to remove those three screws from the Nikon lens. Just remove the three screws and leave the Nikon mount on.
	Now place the ring on top of the Nikon mount....
	...and screw it using the three longer provided screws.
	Now place the Leitax bayonet on top of the ring.
	The position is easily determined for the bayonet slot, it has to be at the same place as the one in the original Nikon bayonet.
	And attach  the Leitax bayonet to the ring with the provided six small screws.
	The Zero-Play design Leitax mount comes with this o-ring.
	This is how I put the O-ring on the Leitax mount.
	With the plastic tool , it is easy to bring the O-ring to its place.
	Ready, now this lens will have no play on the camera.
	When you want to remove the Leitax mount, first you'd have to remove the O-ring, I use a small flat screwdriver to catch it.
	Now the Nikon, Voigtlander and Zeiss ZF/ZF2  lenses  will be as solid as a Canon  lens on a Canon camera.
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