This mount will work only on MM Contax lenses with narrow  mount. This is the Distagon 35/2.8 MM lens, it uses the narrow mount.
	To recognize a MM lens with narrow mount, check if it has this square plastic tab.
	Unscrew the four screws at the mount base.
	In some units, the screws could be cemented, It is important to apply a lot of pressure on the screw so that it will not get damaged. I put the lens flat on the table to apply more force
	And remove the screws. Don't move the mount while it is not secured with screws.
	Now, we have to put the Leitax mount on top of the Contax original one. The narrow MM lenses plastic tab that has to coincide with the slot we machined on the Leitax mount.
	And use the provided screws in the four holes. Tighten the screws in cross pattern and a bit one after one.
	Unfortunately, these lenses have one of the screws that coincide with the Canon's mount stop screw. The screwdriver is not working perfectly, but still you can tighten it quite well.
	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.
	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.
	Ready, we can use the Contax lens in our Canon camera. This lens will as solid in your camera as any Canon lens.
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