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Question: Hi, please inform if this bayonet can be mont on the lens AF-S  Nikkor DX 18/105 mm 1:305-5.6 best regards, Eric.
Document: I have an AF-S Nikkor 18-55mm 1:3.5-5.6G ED kit lens (this is a non VR model that came with my D50) that had a broken mount for more than 3 yrs. This repair was fairly easy but you need to be careful since the screws are tiny! I cannot rate the overall quality of the mount yet since I've only had it installed for a few hours.
Bought this because a friend dropped their D3000 and snapped the lens off. All three tabs were broken off the lens ring. It is a AF-S NIKKOR 18-55mm 1:35-5.6G VR lens. If you pay attention as to how the old ring came apart (There are tutorials on Youtube too) it can be done with only a small jewelers phillips screwdriver.
Used it to fix my lens, AF-S NIKKOR 18-55mm 1:35-5.6G VR lens, it worked as described. Just went on You Tube and watched a video on how to make the replacement. So far no problems and I didn't have to spend a lot of money on a new lens. Whole repair took about 30 min...I messed it up by not making sure the aperture lever was connected properly and that cost me an extra 10 minutes to fix.
I assembled my AF-S NIKKOR 18-55mm 1:35-5.6G VR lens in about 30 minutes using a tutorial found online. It was a bit nerve racking as my instructions were for a more expensive piece that had the spring mounted piece that this attaches to pre-attached. I suspect that is why some reviewers had trouble with the VR setting... you need multiple small screwdrivers and my micro precision tool kit with a magnifying glass, multiple size screwdrivers and magnet came in real handy.
This product is compatible with my 18-105 lens. After 1 hour of tedious and precise work I was able to have the replacement in place. It is necessary to have a clockwork small Phillips screwdriver, otherwise you can damage the heads of the bolts. Please watch some of the Youtube videos on changing this part, at least it helped me to know what things I should pay attention to when disassembling the old part and specifically the fine wire that connects the bayonet and the rest of the lens.
This worked great on my Nikon AF-S DX 55-200mm f/4-5.6G ED. Cheap fix for a lens that would be too expensive to send to the repair shop IMO. If it ever breaks again, I am just a few dollars away from a fix.The repair itself was easy but you do need to be careful. Check youtube for how-to videos.
I chose to give this product one star because it doesn't work as advertised. I broke the bayonet of my Nikkor 18-105 VR lens and bought 2 of these to have a extra for the future. Long story short, this ring doesn't have a perfect feet and therefore the lens didn't work properly.
The bayonet mount ring worked just fine. I used it on an 18-105 Nikon DX lens and it fit perfectly. As others have stated, one of the screws doesn't fit because the holes aren't perfectly aligned, but the lens works great. Would have loved if the mounts could have been metal though so I don't have a breaking problem again.
Face it, Nikon, your bayonet mounts are terrible. Luckily, Neewer solves the broken mount issue with these affordable replacement rings. My first broken mount on my Nikon D90 18-105 mm kit lens was covered under warranty but now I'm left to my own devices.There are several YouTube videos out there demonstrating how to replace these mounts. I suggest watching at least one before you begin.Never replace a lens for this issue again. Neewer saved me $300 and I plan to order several spares.
As others have mentioned, 1 screw did not fit perfectly. Fixed the bayonet on my Nikon 18-105 myself with no issues. Took 20 minutes. It still is working up to now with no VR issues or any issues whatsoever.
Answer: yes it can. I installed one in about 10 minutes . you can find install instructions on youtube.