@fcwilt +1 from me but at the moment {} brackets are used for putting variables from object model into gcode commands.
Anyway i think that more similiar the conditional code is to c++ and less to python is for me a big yes....i have no problem with this type of language but i hate having indentation to determine the loop/function start/end.
I would give a function its proper "ender" so for example "loop" for while loop and so on.
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At my eyes it seems that with so low jerk values the printhead is stopping at every STL triangle and the extruder is overextruding there due to low speed and higher temperature on the already layed plastic. I would try to increase the jerk and print speed. These result are impossibile to be caused but too high jerk. You can clearely see the mesh triangles and still the model seems to be really low on poly count.
Just my 2 cents.
Note: My jerk is at 900 in a medium size corexy with directdrive extruder so i think your values are really too low also with taking account of a heavy toolhead.
So, i was so dumb that i loaded a wrong filament profile on prusa slicer. It was the same PLA but the wrong color. That particular color is 1.8mm in diameter instead of 1.75. Switched to the correct profile and everything went ok. 
@fcwilt i think that they don't get them to work "fine" but usable...but i understand them, they are like me: never surrender! 
Delta are really pleasant to look at and really neat as aesthetic but i would never recommend one to someone that is not skilled in 3d printing! There is so much to learn and i have lose count years ago on the hours i've spent with this printer. I still hope that with a duet better hardware and firmware i'll manage to get it printing consistently. Tomorrow i'm going to recheck all the joints and mechanics in general...still sure that the problem is there, i hope to get at least the bed at around +-0.1mm at the end.
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@alankilian i used to have a V2 and always seen that problem. The real problem (for Delta) is that is really difficult to make the effector to stay flat with the bed surface independently from the direction it is travelling. If you look close when printing, the effector would probably tilt a little bit when switching direction. Also a very little tilt could lead to this because the nozzle is far from the center of the rotation.
So this shows up when a line is lay down in +X direction and the next one in -X direction from example.
I left delta because they need to be really rigid to work properly and seemecnc's one are not so good at this (mine was made in wood so it was the worst case).
That's normal because we print "sliced" stl. The circle resolution is limited on Z axis to your layer height so it will be always print as an oval instead of a circle. That should not happed if printed on the XY plane. On that plane usally you'll get smaller circle than the design caused by stl resoultion (triangle counts) and also for plastic being overextruded on the inside of a circular movement.
Here's a trick to compensate for this problem at design: https://re3d.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/360057694271-Printing-the-Most-Circular-Circle-along-the-Z-axis
@fcwilt i would try using the marlin K-factor Calibration Pattern. Need only some find/replace on the generated gcode because it uses the marlin language.
On resume.g add this line at the start:
G1 R1 Z5 F6000
Change F6000 with your move speed. This wil first go 5mm above the position of the last print move before pause occurs.
@oliof i'm using it...to me it seems that has some pros at the time i configured it.I got dual gear extruder but i saw difference in pushed filament between 1mm/s and 6mm/s so i tuned it and i'm still using it today.
@ajdtreyd i could write a thesis with all the edits i made to the V2. Starting from new cf arms with ball joints made by myself because at the time no one was selling it. Another cool part i made was the mount for E3d V6 (started with V5 
). It was really cool to design and it has a lot better cooling and support for mini ir probe.
@fcwilt not perfectu but used this to assemble
I always used the .4 nozzle with that delta. I have a nozzle fun pack, but only used with the Voron for testing them.
You can look it there: https://a360.co/2USEGD9
an these are the real parts printed with the V2 (consider all belts and carriage are 6 years old and should be replaced probably)
@zapta now i have a dragon hotend so no more problem with spinning heater block! E3D served me well in the years, but it's time for them to update their design.