Either im too lazy or maybe smart

There's a bunch of companies out there that will manufacture your designs such as Cafe Press, Zazzle, Spreadshirt, etc., although they are starting to run a little pricey for one off shirt productions. This is definitely a viable way to get your product established, as well as, see which designs work and which ones don't. It's really easy to get in over your head and purchase all sorts of equipment without truly understanding what you are getting into. I'd start with some from free e-Commerce stores and start throwing up designs and have a third party produce your shirts for you, just make sure they offer the quality you want.

Continue to research on the actual production itself, that way if you ever decide to jump in head first you have an idea of what products you need to purchase, how to set it up, etc.

Lots of people outsource the printing instead of doing it all themselves. Especially when their goal is to start a clothing line and sell their t-shirt "designs" and not to become a "t-shirt printer".

Happens all the time

You can find all the resources you need right here in the forums using the search box at the top of the page.

Here's a good place to start: start related topics at T-Shirt Forums

For only 10 pieces of one design, you'll probably be looking at Direct to Garment printing, since that type of printing has no minimums.

Screen printing usually requires a minimum of 12 pieces, but more often 25 pieces per design.

All you have to is find a direct to garment printer in your area to see if they can give you quotes on your projects. I've moved this post to the Service Referrals area since you were asking for people to give you quotes/leads on t-shirt printers.