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The Drascombe DABBER is a 4.7-meter (15.5-foot) centerboard sailboat designed by John L. Watkinson, built from 1970 to the present by Honnor Marine and Churchouse Boats LTD. It features a Sprit/Lug rig, a 1.8-meter beam, 0.6-meter draft, and displaces 249 kg. Aboard *kentblairl*, a 1979 Drascombe DABBER named *Victory* (hull number 530) underwent restoration, including fabricating new Cumaru floorboards secured with silicone bronze screws.4:41 The original 1979 stainless steel hardware remained in good condition, and polyester lines were cleaned.3:09 The restoration included rigging a used mainsail from RJ Sails, which matched the existing jib and mizzen.0:16 The bowsprit extends through the stem to support the jib, and belaying pins were installed for halyards.3:54 The centerplate, weighing 55 pounds, is cast iron and deploys by gravity, with an uphaul system attached to its arm.1:13 The boat features bronze hardware, Tufnol cleats, a mast step with drain holes, and an outboard motor well with a transom notch.4:51
