Find something for every type of dad with our favorite Father’s Day deals

For the handyman: DeWalt DC970K-2 Compact Cordless Drill

You’d be hard-pressed to find the dad who doesn’t appreciate the many uses of a good power drill. If your father has been dropping hints that he could use a new one, or if he’s still dragging around an old corded model, then consider getting him the

For the handyman: DeWalt DC970K-2 Compact Cordless Drill

. DeWalt is offering deep discounts on power tools just in time for Father’s Day, so you can score this 18-volt compact drill for just $69 on Amazon for a savings of $30. Included with the DC970K-2 are a charging station, two battery packs, and a contractor’s bag.

$69 on Amazon

For the drink connoisseur: Craft A Brew Beer Brewing Kit

If your dad likes to relax in the evening with a cold one, then the next gift on our list should scratch two itches.

For the drink connoisseur: Craft A Brew Beer Brewing Kit

 combine the joys of ale with the satisfaction of a do-it-yourself project, letting dad create his own beer from start to finish right at home. The kit is available in 13 variants, all of which include the same reusable brewing setup, but each one comes with its own recipe kit for different beers including American pale ale, Irish stout, IPAs, and more for you to choose from.

$43-47 on Amazon

For the geeky dad: ThinkGeek Coffee Mugs

Coffee mugs are classic “dad gifts” and the ones from ThinkGeek are anything but boring. These are perfect for nerdy coffee-loving dads, and ThinkGeek’s huge selection includes mugs that feature famous sci-fi and fantasy franchises like Star Trek, Star Wars, Harry Potter, and more. Many are heat-activated when filled with a hot drink, like this Star Trek transporter mug, or this one that shows the Millennium Falcon entering light speed. A number of mugs are currently on sale, some for as cheap as $4, so at these low prices you may as well buy a few. You can check them all out at ThinkGeek.

ThinkGeek

For the outdoorsman: Mag-Lite XL200 LED Flashlight

Every outdoorsman needs a reliable light source in the field and Mag-Lite is still the go-to brand for sturdy and affordable flashlights. If your dad is still using one of the huge D-cell Mag-Lites, especially one with an older incandescent bulb, then help him lighten his load and light up the night with a new LED model like the compact XL200. The XL200 puts out 172 lumens, far outshining traditional incandescent flashlights, and uses standard AAA batteries. The

For the outdoorsman: Mag-Lite XL200 LED Flashlight

 is also made right here in the United States — something any American adventurer can appreciate — and is on sale for $37 from Amazon after a $12 discount.

$37 on Amazon

For the gourmand: Oster DuraCeramic Flip Waffle Maker

and Will it Waffle? Recipe Book

Who doesn’t love waffles? If your dad loves to cook (or rather, loves to eat), then the

For the gourmand: Oster DuraCeramic Flip Waffle Maker

 is a sure way to please his discerning palate. Unlike other irons, this one features a non-stick ceramic cooking surface that is super easy to clean and the iron can flip over in its cradle for perfectly even cooking. Its cherry red color looks great in any kitchen, too. The DuraCeramic waffle maker is available for $36 after a 10 percent discount.

You can do a lot more with this iron than make waffles, however: A great companion gift is the $8 book

Will it Waffle?

 which includes 53 non-waffle recipes, from steaks to sandwiches, that can be whipped up in a waffle maker like this one.

$36 on Amazon

For the film buff: DBPower T20 LCD Home Projector

HDTVs are great for enjoying shows and movies in high definition, but a home projector like the

For the film buff: DBPower T20 LCD Home Projector

 can let dad watch his old favorites in a fun new way. The T20 is an LCD projector that puts out 1,500 lumens of light for creating a crisp, bright 1080p picture at a maximum distance of 5 meters. The DBPower T20 can connect with multiple devices, from gaming consoles to TV boxes, and would be a welcome addition to any man cave. A $70 discount brings this home LCD projector down to $100 on Amazon.

$100 on Amazon

For the barbecue master: Cuisinart Petit Gourmet Tabletop Gas Grill

If your dad is a barbecue master (or aspires to become one) then a portable grill like the

For the barbecue master: Cuisinart Petit Gourmet Tabletop Gas Grill

 is a great addition to his arsenal. Even if he already has a full-sized grill, a tabletop unit is the perfect companion for camping trips, picnics, and tailgate parties, but it’s also a fine starter grill for a young dad to learn the ropes and begin his journey to BBQ mastery. The Cuisinart Petit Gourmet is a gas grill, unlike most simply compact grills which only use charcoal, and can be had for $94 on Amazon for a savings of $57.

$94 on Amazon

For the music lover: 1byone Portable Stereo Turntable

Record players have become a hot item again in recent years and chances are good that your dad has some old vinyls lying around somewhere. If so, then something like the

For the music lover: 1byone Portable Stereo Turntable

 is a fine way to let him enjoy his old records, or even some new ones, in those classic warm analog tones. This briefcase-style belt-drive turntable boasts awesome retro looks but comes with some modern features as well, such as an input jack for playing music from a connected device like a phone or MP3 player. Currently on sale for $40 off, the 1byone portable turntable is just $60 on Amazon.

$60 on Amazon

For the new dad: Geek Dad and

Experimenting with Babies

If you’re old enough to read this then our final gift idea probably doesn’t apply to you, but if you know someone who is celebrating his first Father’s Day then we’ve picked out a couple of books for the new dads out there. Younger generations of dads are well-versed in tech and nerd culture, and Geek Dad, available for $15, contains do-it-yourself crafts and project ideas for fathers to enjoy with their young children.

Experimenting with Babies

, another fun and fascinating book available for just $7, features 50 different scientific “experiments” that dad can do to learn all about his baby’s little mind and body during the child’s first two years of development.

Geek Dad

Experimenting with Babies