Removing Rubber Gasket Front Load Washer

I tried looking for an alternative and there really is none. Also comes with the rubber gasket so that was a nice surprise.

Better then the original. seals to lens with rubber gasket

I installed 8 of these. Best method is to put the rubber gasket in securely first before mounting.

Con: 1. Not weather Resistance, but has weather sealed rubber gasket. 2. No image Stabilisation.. (Not a must for a small Lens) most Camera has IBIS anyway. Pro: Lightweight & Compact. Best in it's class for the same category & price. Sharp image quality, reliable and fast enough auto focus. IMHO.. It is worth every $$$ for the Features & Performance you get from this Lens. (Fun & Super light in it's Class).

Build quality is more than satisfactory, includes a rubber gasket on the lens mount. The raised white button for lens mounting alignment is a nice improvement. The optical quality is outstanding. Fast accurate focus; color & contrast are top-notch. A solid performer in all respects.

Love the little rubber gasket that allows you to crank it down but not mar the surface of the camera. It's built like a tiny tank.

I use two CAD KBM412 for floor tom mics, and the rubber gasket style mounts I used on the rims were not enough to keep them from slipping closer and closer to the head. These solved that issue completely, while also getting me a little farther away from the head! They do not come with insert adapters however, but easy enough to procure.

The build quality is great and includes the foam liners for the trays. I wasn't expecting the foam to be anything worthwhile but it is in fact very good! Even includes one foam tray liner that has curved cut outs to hold your long lenses from rolling side to side. Fits all of my gear plus a little room for a couple of backup drives. Great to keep your gear dry and easy to get to when it's time to load up and go shoot. Pull out drawers are a nice touch on this cabinet as well but you have to have the door all the way open or you'll catch the rubber gasket with the edge of the drawer. This could easily be remedied by having the rubber gasket on the cabinet itself instead of the door but that's a minor design issue in my book.

The rubber washer makes these day in place better than some others I've used. Buy a couple of extra, you will need it sooner or later.

I think the rubber washer is the trick for making this a secure way to attach a carry strap