Handmade food is always welcome... especially preserved foods that go well with alcohol, like pickled onions and other veggies, COOKIES, homemade crisps(chips), premixed chilis and other bean dishes (stored in a mason jar and all ready for the crockpot - just add meat and water).
Other things:
Fiber Arts: Men actually DO like scarves and hats... just make them practical as well as attractive. SOCKS... we go through socks like nobody's business!. How about a new Christmas Stocking? (I have seen some really nice needlefelted ones in addition to the cool knitted and crocheted ones, and traditional sewing is always welcome... decorate with masculine themes and you are set).
Soaps and so forth are good. Because they are consumable, they are a perennial gift. Just because we are men doesn't mean we don't like to feel good when bathing. If you know the man in question, you can formulate something specifically for his skin type. Please go light on the fragrance, though; even if it is masculine, too much is too much. Also, unless you know specifically that he likes them, or it's a gag gift, no ropes on the soaps, please... it's been done to death.
Ceramic gifts are good... coffee mugs, pencil cups, razor-keepers all are good ideas. Also, plates and plaques memorializing important things often make for treasured keepsakes.
You can also turn it around... gifts that make him better or more effective at his OWN crafts are also excellent. Exotic Raw materials or materials that he wouldn't normally spend money on for himself. Supplies and tools are also good choices... and if you can make them yourself (homemade grease pencils anyone?... Homemade paper for someone who binds books?) all the better.
plenty of options. With two weeks left, there isn't a LOT of room, but there is still time for almost everything listed above except the soap.
Good luck and Happy Holidays!