Why do i get my fillament jammed with E3D V5 ?

Also, do you have the proper nozzle and filament diameter settings?

220c is wwaaaayyy too low for the E3D assuming you are using ABS. Try printing closer to 245c +/-
Also, with every new spool you toss on, use a digital caliper to measure the filament diameter in a few sections. Then go into your slicer profile under "Filament" and make sure the number reflects the number you measured. I don't think your problem is entirely due to the latter theory, but it certainly would not hurt to double check.

Of course, you're pulling hot filament into the cool section of the hotend, then letting it sit and it will harden there.

Solution: Don't do that.

Ok. 220c is a good temp for PLA. Personally, I have found some brands clog more than others. This could be as simple as quality of filament.
Are you sure you don't have any debris or even a partial clog already existing?

If it is a PLA clog, you can clear it easily by letting the hotend sit at 250c or so for a minute or two as some users do.

Just because your filament is made on a home filament extruder does not make it good, you have to make sure to pre-dry (if the polymer needs to be dried prior to extrusion) and keep contaminants out of your pellets, and use a proper melt filter. I have no idea if you do any of the above, but I am assuming you do because your PLA 4043D  DIY review is pretty complete.