Ultimately, it just all depends. Being busy as a resident gives you the tools to be busy as an attending. I think it's sometimes hard to differentiate scut from training, and I acknowledge that despite not being that far out, it's hard to remember exactly what life was like as a resident. I went to a busy clinical program around 1k cases by the end of training). 10 consults in a day is a lot, but if that's it for the week then there's plenty of time for other stuff.
If you'd like some perspective from the attending side, I run a relatively busy clinic (95th percentile RVUs). Typically see 8-14 consults a week and some re-treat follow ups in the middle there. I see consults 2 days a week and generally don't schedule more than 6 each day. I could definitely see 8-10 if I had to but it wouldn't leave much time for anything else on those days and I wouldn't be able to leave by 330-4.