Engraving a cylinder with graduations to be used as machine tool / lathe dial.

Using gcmc to generate the gcode, this becomes a trivial exercise in more modern programming techniques.

feedrate(400.0mm);

sf = 10.0mm;    /* Scaling factor */
diameter = 80.0mm;      /* Scaling factor */

n = 0;

for (c=0deg; c<360deg ; c=c+3.6deg ) {
// message(">>>> ", c, " ",c%36);

 if ( ( c % 36 ) == 0deg || ( c % 36 ) == 36deg) {
 message("--- ", n);
 vl  = typeset(to_string(n), FONT_HSANS_1);
 vl = scale(vl, [sf / (2.0*pi()), sf]);
 n = n + 10;
 goto([diameter/2,-,0.0mm,-,-,c]);
 move([-,-,14.0mm,-,-,-]);

 }
 elif ( ( c % 36 ) == 18deg ) {
 message("--  ", c);
 goto([diameter/2,-,0.0mm,-,-,c]);
 move([-,-,10.0mm,-,-,-]);
 }
 elif ( ( c % 36 ) != 0deg || ( c % 36 ) != 18deg  ) {
 message("-   ", c);
 goto([diameter/2,-,0.0mm,-,-,c]);
 move([-,-,7.0mm,-,-,-]);
 }
}

Interesting site with lathe dial reductions to suit different lead screws.
http://www.modelengineeringwebsite.com/Mini_handwheel_1.html