Xmas presents

[captainpugwash]

After some suggestions on what to get my son for Xmas! Can't get him to suggest anything, he's 25 & doing a phd in mechanical engineering design.
Anyone any sensible ideas?
Thanks

[Jonmx]

Lego Technics.

[vixen1700]

Meccano?

[Petrus1983]

Nothing.

Failing that a nice quality new winter coat - they last forever.

[anonymous-user]

Leatherman multi tool? Be careful, lots of fakes out there so best to buy from a reputable shop.

[Speed Badger]

This:

[blue_haddock]

Nice watch?

[Drezza]

Money... Don't buy him something he most likely doesn't want anyway

[jodypress]

Jonmx said:

Lego Technics.

I'd second that. If he's into cars there's some nice models currently available; The Bugatti Chiron, Lamborghini Sian and Ferrari SP3.

Otherwise there's some other great stuff. The D11 Cat and loads of cool retired sets too.
Not cheap though.

[Super Sonic]

Some of them chocolates with whisky in.

[sherman]

A driving experience at a race track or GfoS tickets

[SteveStrange]

A black pulsing rubber fist. Engineering students can be deviants too.

[Speed Badger]

SteveStrange said:

A black pulsing rubber fist. Engineering students can be deviants too.

We know what's on your list to Santa...

[TGCOTF-dewey]

Speed Badger said:

SteveStrange said:

A black pulsing rubber fist. Engineering students can be deviants too.

We know what's on your list to Santa...

20ah battery.

[PositronicRay]

Super Sonic said:

Some of them chocolates with whisky in.

These are delicious,

[R56Cooper]

Tickets for a father / son day out to Diggerland - https://www.diggerland.com/

Failing that coke and hookers of course.

[hairy v]

Tools.

Everyone loves tools.

[Countdown]

Money.

[captainpugwash]

Some good ideas there, thanks, it's very difficult

[Riley Blue]

A fountain pen + ink though both can become addictive.

(35-40 pens here, eight different colour inks).