Any tool men out there that can help suggest a father's day present?

Well I'm hardly a "tool man" but I'm usually able to make a man happy (with hardware gifts). You should certainly be able to find a good quality wet tile saw for under $200.00.

Lowes does have a Dewalt 10" single bevel miter chop saw on sale for $198.00 but if your dad is into fancier, bigger work, it may be a little shy on features. Their Kobalt sliding miter compound saw would probably be just right but it's priced at $249.00

For a guy into fancier work, a router is a must and Lowes has them from $50 - $250. With a router and a selection of bits, a guy can make fancy edges on picture frames and table tops, and all sorts of fancy woodwork.

Just go into any large tool department and talk to a clerk. Many of them are very knowledgeable and helpful.

I would go for a laser miter saw they are the bomb. I love mine and it is so handy for so many things. You can get some that act as a crosscut saw also which is like having a miter and table saw in one. Here is a good one. It slides which means you can crosscut boards which means you cut them across their width in addition to making miters and the laser means a laser pointer beam so the cut is right on. A great tool. I have Ryobi tools of all kinds. Many dislike them but if you are just a home DIY type they are good enough. And it just fits your budget. He will be a happy camper.

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Ryobi-13-Amp-10-in-Slid...

I bought a table grinder for about $165.00 from Lowes. A man can always use a grinder, especially for sharpening tools such as knives, garden shears and pruners. Or you can even try this neat gadget I saw on TV, which you can get at Lowes too.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jd9Ip16iik

GIFT CARDS are not impersonal. It says I love you and I want you to be able to buy the gift you know you will love. I LOVE gifts cards from Home Depot. Oh my goodness, it like heaven and free Christmas and birthdays all rolled up in a lovely little card.