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Yes, a cutting wheel definitely requires more steady air than a die grinder.
Also, a die grinder has little torque, but lots of spinning hp. If you need torque, get a pneumatic wrench. I have an Ingersoll-Rand air wrench I used for my motor disassembly.
Finally, while my compressor turns off at 135 psi. and back on at 100 psi., that's too much for the garage in my house. I just don't feel comfortable with it. I'm now in the process of adjusting my pressure switch to come on at 90 psi. and off at ~110 psi. We'll see how that goes.
For reference, my shelves are roughly 7'x7'x18".
Kris 1991 300ZX TT
1998 BMW M3 supercharged
2000 Dakota QC 5.9L 
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