Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Do we get the Flour Guide with this product?
Document: works like a charm... does take some arm work to use but it is overall very simple to set up and get going. Make sure that you have a sturdy loacation for this item as you are cranking it round and round quite a bit for the flour etc. It is a nice product so far.
I ended up purchasing an electric mill (Fidibus 21)...very worth it: saved tons of time (1 cup of grain milled in about 1 minute) and the temperature did not exceed 95F. I also returned the product because I continue to get tiny metal shards in my fresh flour even after 1.5 hrs of milling. The instructions stated it may take about 1 hr to "break into" the stones, but even after 1.5 hrs, I still saw metal shards.
This is a wonderful hand operated grain mill. I bought this because I have been buying grain in bulk from Costco and I have a Vitamix with a grain grinder, but I wanted another option in case the power goes out. Not only does this work great, but you get to burn calories and build muscle while grinding your grain. :o)  I would definitely recommend this product.
Well made product. Good output for the amount of work one has to put into it ( hand cranking ). Doesn't grind quite as fine as I had hoped but would still recommend for someone wanting a good flour mill.
WOW!!! should have purchased one a long time ago I grind up my own oat flour for some delicious morning pancakes, excellent replacement for wheat flour.Very durable product worth every cent I purchased it for, well packaged and fast delivery.Go for it!
The stone burrs look to last quite a long time, though I do plan on buying a spare set.One of the reviews and a couple of comments talked of some excessively long mill times for something like a single cup of flour. After using the mill myself last night, I have to assume that the reviewer was either exaggerating, or using the product incorrectly.
I read a lot of reviews and scrutinized many products before purchasing this. My other interest was the Country Living grain mill, but didn't want to spend that much. This is a good product, but it sure takes a lot of muscle power to grind grain, especially the harder types like rice. I'm a petit woman but in good shape. Glad I don't have a large family to make flour for. It is made in India and you can tell with some of the details.
It appears that this is not a part of the definition of Deluxe but a perk some suppliers offered and others didn't. At Amazon the same price and product description is listed a number of times from different suppliers but the full list of features did not always include the drill adapter. A small detail but much time was spent looking through the pile of Christmas wrapping paper for the small missing piece. The box it came in is labeled as, "Wonder Junior Hand Grain / Flour Mill" and does not mention Deluxe.
I also found that the stone would load up and glaze over, and that it would get pretty warm when trying to get fine flour (thus more time due to cleaning). If your trying to get whole wheat bread with the texture of white bread, then go electric.
It takes a certain amount of strength and aerobic fitness to get the right rhythm going. I'm sure that people in better shape can grind flour faster, but I have taken to grinding once a week while watching a half hour show on TV. The quality of the flour is good, it is fine and soft.
Answer: yes