Holiday Gift Q&A

If you're looking for a holiday gift idea, ask about it here. I'm hoping your neighbours here will provide suggestions. 

I'm looking for something fun and clever for a 30-year old mechanical engineer who likes to cook, read non-fiction, ride his bicycle and work on wood projects. Any suggestions appreciated. 

NOTE: I'd like to stick to lower-priced items given the state of the world and our collective financial concerns. 

“Lower priced” is subjective.  My aunt once gave me a loaf of soda bread for Christmas with the $1.98 price tag crossed out.  Can you give an actual range you’re looking to stay in?

Maybe a woodworking kit like this:

https://www.mscdirect.com/browse/tnpla/00359729?cid=ppc-google-New+-+Hand+Tools+-+PLA_sWGrtug3m___164124448790_c_S&mkwid=sWGrtug3m%7cdc&pcrid=164124448790&rd=k&product_id=00359729&gclid=CjwKCAiAnvj9BRA4EiwAuUMDf9yE91rxMQ7QH0I-oFkF3Rz2_kBcGXDU6gCVspYvWfy1G-NxqqeGlxoCwAUQAvD_BwE

This is kinda cool for a biker:

https://www.bestbuy.com/site/aftershokz-air-wireless-bone-conduction-open-ear-headphones-slate-gray/6109614.p

Medievalkits.com

I have an extra (don't ask) catapult kit. $35.00. List is $40 + shipping.

P.M. if you want it.

You could combine the love of cooking and reading non-fiction with a food-based memoir.  Recipes are usually included.

Thanks, all.  

Jack, is that a kit that the user assembles? What's it made of? wood? plastic? stainless steel? dilythium? 

Anyone else facing gift conundrums with which that the crowd could assist? 

—- hope this helps

And to satisfy his inner kid, provide some interesting targets, so he can make good use of the catapult.