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>>2953413
>when you draw with the back side of it, does the line width change?
Using it upside down generally gives you a finer, drier line that often feels scratchy. This varies from pen to pen, so don't buy one expecting to rely on using it like that.
If you want line variation in a fountain pen you won't have a good experience without a soft 14k nib and a feed that can keep up with it, or a specialty nib like a stub, fude, etc.
"Soft" steel nibs like the Noodler's pens feel like garbage and require too much force to be used comfortably.