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I think the atomized oil will make it 10', although it's recommended that a oiler be placed directly in front of the device to be lubricated.
I have other thoughts on this setup....a oiler in a air line in a home shop or hobby environment is bad news. At some point in time something will get attached to that line that you certainly don't want oil in. It might be a spray gun or it could be a DA sander that spews oil all over your freshly sanded hood.
Air tools don't require lots of lube. I always stick a couple of drops of oil into the quick connect each time I use a tool. This way I can determine when the tool get oiled and avoid any surprises...as they say, my two cents.
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